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schmurfy avatar schmurfy commented on September 27, 2024

@andrewc, any opinion on this ?

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andrewvc avatar andrewvc commented on September 27, 2024

Hi schmurfy, unfortunately, I pretty much just don't have the time to maintain this gem anymore.

I no longer actively use it, so I'm looking for a new maintainer.

You're at the top of my list for a candidate, your thoughts?

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schmurfy avatar schmurfy commented on September 27, 2024

I was not using it until now but will soon use it on a real project ^^
so I can take care of it sure !

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schmurfy avatar schmurfy commented on September 27, 2024

@deepfryed if you plan to use the gem what is your opinion on this ?

I will use 3.1 and so I plan to focus my work on 3.1 to avoid wasting resources on keeping 2.1 compatibility (3.1 is really close to becoming the new stable version anyway)

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deepfryed avatar deepfryed commented on September 27, 2024

A few things have changed between 2.1 & 3.1 but I think you can maintain both in a clean fashion.

  1. abstract out the common logic
  2. define the version specific parts as mixins - since they define the version specific behaviour.
  3. allow the user to load em-zeromq/version2.1 or em-zeromq/version3.1

I do intend to keep using 2.1 in the immediate future since its been very stable thus far.

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schmurfy avatar schmurfy commented on September 27, 2024

3.1 changes are:

  • some getsockopt/setsockopt were added, other were removed and other changed name
  • some functions changed name/signature

3 is not necessary we can switch on the fly like ffi-rzmq does depending on the version returned by the C api

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CootCraig avatar CootCraig commented on September 27, 2024

Hi schmurfy

I'm running into zeromq 2.x / 3.x problems. I am trying out em-zeromq for the first time. Maybe I can be of some help fixing and testing this. FWIW my current production target is Windows Server 2008 with RubyInstaller Ruby 1.9.3-p194

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schmurfy avatar schmurfy commented on September 27, 2024

I am not currently using it in production but in testing em-zeromq works well with zeromq 2.x but I did not do extensive testing with 3.x.
What sort of problems are you running into ?

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schmurfy avatar schmurfy commented on September 27, 2024

closing this since it is now outdated.

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