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Semantic Versioning starting with Ruby 2.1.0

December 21, 2013

We’ve decided to move to a Semantic Versioning-type policy starting with the release of Ruby 2.1.0.

In order to provide a more well defined and properly utilized versioning scheme for Ruby, we’ve decided to gradually switch to the following policy.

Policy Changes

This policy is based off a proposal by ruby-lang.org system administrator Hiroshi Shibata (@hsbt).

Version Schema

MAJOR: increased when incompatible change which can’t be released in MINOR
- Reserved for special events
MINOR: increased every christmas, may be API incompatible
TEENY: security or bug fix which maintains API compatibility
- May be increased more than 10 (such as 2.1.11), and will be released every 2-3 months.
PATCH: number of commits since last MINOR release (will be reset at 0 when releasing MINOR)

Branching Schema

We will maintain the following branches:

trunk
ruby_{MAJOR}_{MINOR}

The ruby_{MAJOR}_{MINOR} branch will be maintained across TEENY releases. We will use tags for each release.

API Compatibility

The following traits can be marked as an incompatible change, requiring an increase in the MINOR version:

Removal of C-level api features
Backwards incompatible changes or additions

ABI Compatibility

ABI will comply with the following scheme: {MAJOR}.{MINOR}.0

We will give our best effort to keep ABI compatibility within the same MINOR level releases, so TEENY will be fixed at 0.

References

To read up more on this proposal please see the following links:

Thank you!

I’d like to personally thank everyone who contributed to this discussion. Each step we take is closer to a more stable and effective Ruby.

Posted by zzak on 21 Dec 2013

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Ruby 2.1.6 Released

April 13, 2015

Ruby 2.1.6 has been released.

This release includes a security fix for OpenSSL extension. Please view the topic below for more details.

CVE-2015-1855: Ruby OpenSSL Hostname Verification

And, many bug fixes are also included. See tickets and ChangeLog for details.

Download

https://cache.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/2.1/ruby-2.1.6.tar.bz2

SIZE:   12011651 bytes
SHA1:   380c3a5fa508fdaa2b227dbc00c56f703fd271d4
SHA256: 7b5233be35a4a7fbd64923e42efb70b7bebd455d9d6f9d4001b3b3a6e0aa6ce9
SHA512: 75d58120b5f387bcadbf6d19e85624f78c74f81b9018baef39207214673f7ebc0700ab31145acd88b4071c896ba8e1302a29c90955bcf5f8c863634125022aa6

https://cache.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/2.1/ruby-2.1.6.tar.gz

SIZE:   15141710 bytes
SHA1:   426289b6647ce35ad101091825b6e7e5fce207f3
SHA256: 1e1362ae7427c91fa53dc9c05aee4ee200e2d7d8970a891c5bd76bee28d28be4
SHA512: 6563d8f39623ed5ba227725c54e630886412938bdf7c4cf03337d6c245af58d92274a098ea0e03bfd0e94970f4ee82909c366ae81db4b9317c10b92167bfc46d

https://cache.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/2.1/ruby-2.1.6.tar.xz

SIZE:   9381724 bytes
SHA1:   e429644f27c243474268bf548e6fa95d05579aaf
SHA256: 137b27bffefd795fd97c288fff539d135f42320f8a1afddde99a34e1fbe7314e
SHA512: 0cf91fe7ae53a3f9c034fa5996eeed91889b942b8e595e84be4e244adc30d79aa3f540cc6f657982715069dfb14af20786557689d9a8fe4bbfc66280e84dd6cf

https://cache.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/2.1/ruby-2.1.6.zip

SIZE:   16671680 bytes
SHA1:   e79a033ab847e0d67940e31bac0debf197fad615
SHA256: ecbc4b97cc78e96e01375b961936133279db806044fd4d23771136dae4c1056d
SHA512: d1450bd013dbaabf10d7097e9dcd8c3f027110c08693ee7c94c002ea96b7e6e171c951b8b1ca3971b7f89e05b15df00ec56a006f9393889ae7f8045e9b328fad

Release Comment

Thanks to everyone who helped with this release, especially, nagachika.

The maintenance of Ruby 2.1, include this release, is based on the “Agreement for the Ruby stable version” of the Ruby Association.

Posted by usa on 13 Apr 2015

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