Update Ruboto Core to JRuby to 1.7.1

[donv]

This is required to use the new subclassing feature.

[donv]

When uploading the new RubotoCore apk to Play Store, it is being filtered by the new "native platforms" filter. It is unavailable to all devices.

Help wanted to solve this!

[rscottm]

Can we move the ruby code to a different directory? We're in control of
setting up the path to get to the library within the core apk.

[donv]

On 2012-10-02, at 20:03, Scott Moyer notifications@github.com wrote:

Can we move the ruby code to a different directory? We're in control of
setting up the path to get to the library within the core apk.

Yes, we'll have to. I think maybe we can use META-INF/jruby.home to switch location of JRuby home in old and new RubotoCore.

It will delay release of new RubotoCore til most apps are updated to new Ruboto.

Uwe Kubosch
http://ruboto.org/

[rscottm]

There was an issue with Android striping out things under META-INF during
the build process (that's why we moved it to the package root). That was a
long time ago, so it could have changed.

[donv]

Hi Scott!

Did not see your message, so I tried putting it under META-INF. It still does not work...it is still stripped during build.

If we cannot have "lib" in the package root, and not below "META-INF", where should we put it?

What about "jruby.home" in the package root?

We still need to think of how to transitioning existing apps. I am thinking of patching JRuby to catch the old setup and use the new instead. Should be fairly easy.

[donv]

Committed a change where we put the RUby stdlib below the "jruby.home" directory on in the package root.

[rscottm]

I agree that jruby.home in root would be the next most intuitive option.

On Sun, Oct 7, 2012 at 2:28 AM, Uwe Kubosch notifications@github.comwrote:

Hi Scott!

Did not see your message, so I tried putting it under META-INF. It still
does not work...it is still stripped during build.

If we cannot have "lib" in the package root, and not below "META-INF",
where should we put it?

What about "jruby.home" in the package root?

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[donv]

Finally released a new RubotoCore based on JRuby 1.7.1.