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warning: assigned but unused variable - current #114

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This patch fixes a ruby warning "assigned but unused variable".

u338steven and others added 15 commits September 16, 2014 06:12
Fixed rmagick-temp#122: lib/RMagick.rb is overwritten by lib/rmagick.rb on case-insensitive systems
Fixed rmagick-temp#83: test_import_export(Import_Export_UT) in Import_Export.rb fails
Changed Image#resample to calling ResampleImage (related rmagick-temp#29, rmagick-temp#45)
Fixed: test_limit_resources (Magick_UT) in Magick.rb fails rmagick-temp#126
…ttps://gist.github.com/theschoolmaster/0b14516537072382e08d for a gist of a current Magick-config as built from ImageMagick source on debian jessie/sid)
proof of concept for using pkg-config in place of Magick-config on debian based systems
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bf4 commented Oct 21, 2014

Please resubmit this PR at https://github.com/gemhome/rmagick/ rmagick/rmagick is actually a github user we no longer have access to. Thanks!

vassilevsky and others added 14 commits October 21, 2014 19:17
Travis doesn't evaluate Bash conditions in the scope of the entire
script, so this seems to be the only way of doing this.
Added (commented out) RedCarpet to the Gemfile as it is used by
build_tarball.rake
to convert README.rc into README.html

build_tarball.rake
also builds and rewrites a bunch in doc
but doc doesn't go anywhere right now.

Re: updating the docs at http://www.imagemagick.org/RMagick/doc/
Tim Hunter, the original author writes:

  I wrote the original RMagick doc (http://www.imagemagick.org/RMagick/doc/) files by hand.
  No automatic generation... back when I was actively working on RMagick I usually communicated with
  John Cristy, the creator of ImageMagick. I suggest using
  the general ImageMagick contact page http://www.imagemagick.org/script/contact.php
  to send him a note, or post a note in the Developers forum on the ImageMagick discourse server
  http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/

I'm not sure yet what to do with:

See https://github.com/rmagick/rmagick/wiki/Todo
Doxyfile # doxygen Doxyfile generates doc/c
README-Mac-OSX.txt # look at diff when moved to rubyforge?

These are almost certainly legacy
setup.rb
uninstall.rb
post-install.rb
post-clean.rb
post-setup.rb
metaconfig

See https://github.com/rmagick/rmagick/wiki/Release-Process
1. update ChangeLog
2. in  RMagick_git
  git tag RMagick_2-13-1
  git push origin tag RMagick_2-13-1
3. in RMagick_cvs
  # edit the username in build_tarball.rake to be you on line 18
  rake -f build_tarball.rake clean release=RMagick_2-13-1
  rake -f build_tarball.rake release=RMagick_2-13-1
  # should create all the zip/gem files you need
4. (dead) Upload the files as a new release to RubyForge, remove old
5. Update the RMagick website’s news section with information on the
release (in index.html)
Remove build support for RAA and rubyforge; annotate Rake tasks
Fix wrong relative path for lib/rmagick/version
vassilevsky and others added 27 commits July 27, 2015 11:24
Change indentation style to follow ruby style guide (2 spaces)
I went with a file for the method here. There are a buttload of `Image`
specs and it seems like the better option to having a 6000 line spec
file.
Convert more tests to specs
Call `pkg-config` instead of `Magick-config`, if
`graphicsmagick-libmagick-dev-compat` is installed.
This is because GraphicsMagick has `Magick-config`
and it might be called.
This is because GraphicsMagick has `convert` and it might be called.
X11 library may be omitted.
If PATH is set appropriately, it is unnecessary to use
`--with-opt-dir`, `--with-opt-lib`, and `--with-opt-include` options.
More tests converted to RSpec
Remove style checks from Travis build
I am personally not sure if issues of this kind exist on
other platforms, but I did not encounter them.

Also see: rmagick/rmagick#225
Add README hint for bitness under Windows
Both versions have reaches their EOL
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