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The first non-RC release changed the source file name pattern a bit, and
standardized the license file names to end in .txt, but otherwise the
package format remained stable.
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With -t, the target is always treated as a directory, including the last
component. Instead, swap the arguments back into SOURCE DEST order, and
use the -T option to ensure that DEST really is a file.
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Upstream thankfully changed the URL format to include the version, so
existing files from builds of previous package versions should no longer
be mistaken for the current file (this was a possible problem with rc2).
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Suggested by AUR user PhCl. The java-runtime-common package already
adds /usr/lib/jvm/default/bin to the path, but this makes truffleruby
work even when another JVM than java-8-graal is used as the default JVM.
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This is a binary package (we don’t build truffleruby from source), so it
should have a -bin suffix.
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PKGBUILD copied from fastr and then slightly adjusted.
This seems to be sufficient to make Ruby work on its own and as a
polyglot language for R. However, attempting to launch Ruby with the
polyglot option results in an error:
$ /usr/lib/jvm/java-8-graal/bin/irb --polyglot
ERROR: Unrecognized argument: --ruby.launcher=/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-graal/jre/languages/ruby/bin/ruby. Use --help for usage instructions.
Again, I get the same error when installing via `gu`, so I assume it’s
not the PKGBUILD’s fault.
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