<RobertNicholas[m>
totally haven't had tea yet this morning :P
<RobertNicholas[m>
I have a feeling it's putting more than just jruby in there from the look of that
<headius>
I hear ya, starting some coffee myself
<RobertNicholas[m>
hmm, I've just remove the shadow plugin to see what the size looked like without it, gonna have to do some more digging on this one I think
<RobertNicholas[m>
or even installing a gem from the ruby / java code itself. An end user isn't going to have a system ruby installed, but I want to be able to install gems with the jruby located inside of my mod's jar where jruby (and the ruby scripts loaded by my java program) can access them
<headius>
oooo I see
<headius>
But these would not be able to go back into a jar right? They would go somewhere on filesystem?
<headius>
I thought this worked already, installing into .gem or something
<headius>
.gems
<RobertNicholas[m>
on the filesystem is fine but the question is how can I install a gem on the system when they don't have jruby-complete.jar on their system
<headius>
aha
<headius>
if the jruby-complete contents get stuffed into your jar it should just be something like java -classpath yourjar.jar org.jruby.Main -S gem install rubyzip
<RobertNicholas[m>
oh really I'll give that a try
<headius>
it is all still there in proper paths so I think it should work
<headius>
basshelal: I just commented that I think we should merge and fix/cleanup bits and pieces in separate PRs. Leaving open for one more day to hear from fzakaria and possible enebo