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This gem backports (and forward ports) the old RubyGems 1.x-1.6.x API, reviving the {Gem::SourceIndex} to its old pre-1.7.x state. It allows developers to write library code that depends on any version of RubyGems and not have to force users to upgrade to RubyGems 1.7.x+.
With this gem, you can continue using Gem::SourceIndex
as you used to; currently
we simply use the old SourceIndex class verbatim, but in the near future we will
forward these methods to the new 1.7.x+ API, for instance:
gem.source_index.find_name('foo') # equivalent: Specification.find_by_name('foo')
If you want to use the new API
To use the gem, simply require 'rubygems-backports'
. Alternatively, you can
call Gem.load_plugins
. The gem will load the correct code (the old API, or
the new API) depending on what's missing.
This gem currently only supprts the SourceIndex class and Specification.find_by_name. The other deprecated (and new) API calls will be added in the near future. Help out by forking the project and submitting new backports.
You can contribute and add new backports by forking the project on Github and submitting a pull request. Pull requests are always appreciated!
This gem is mostly comprised of RubyGems code, and therefore uses the RubyGems license, see {file:LICENSE.txt}. All RubyGems code is marked with the copyright notice at the top of the file. All other files are under the MIT license.
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