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Switch a hard-coded gemspec to Jeweler #6

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@dblock dblock commented Mar 24, 2012

Added jeweler, which makes generation of the gemspec declarative. Added a version accessible in Ruby.

@kslazarev kslazarev merged commit a77afc1 into kslazarev:development Mar 24, 2012
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Nice. I do some refactoring for test. If you have questions or proposals, write a comment below.

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For example, for your opinion, where we must leave 'rake' and 'bundler' in Gemfile? In general or development section?

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dblock commented Mar 24, 2012

You can't put bundler in Gemfile, it's the one thing that has to be installed externally. Rake now warns you that it's not included but used and it's only needed in dev section.

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Thank's, do this.

@ghost ghost assigned dblock May 1, 2012
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