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v20200518

ruby-build 20200518

* ruby-build: add short option "-d" alias to "--definitions"

* rbenv-install: show the short list by default

  As suggested by @eregon, now we have "-l/--list" option for the short
  list of versions. Behaviour of `ruby-build --definitions` is kept as
  before for compatibility.

  rbenv-install:
    -L/--list-all       full list
    -l/--list           short list

  ruby-build:
    -d/--definitions    full list
    -l/--list           short list

  The short list now shows only latest stable versions
  for each Ruby implementations like the following:

      2.5.8
      2.6.6
      2.7.1
      jruby-9.2.11.1
      maglev-1.0.0
      mruby-2.1.0
      rbx-4.15
      truffleruby-20.0.0

* Update to OpenSSL 1.1.1f for Ruby 2.5+

* mark ruby 2.5 to security maintenance

* CVE-2020-1967, bump openssl to 1.1.1g

* PR: #1419 should be applied also bin/rbenv-install

* Add artichoke-dev to install the latest Artichoke nightly build

  Allow to install the latest official Artichoke nightly build from https://github.com/artichoke/nightly/releases

v20200401

v20200224

ruby-build 20200224

* Add definition for JRuby 9.2.10.0

  JRuby 9.2.10.0 has been released.
  https://www.jruby.org/2020/02/18/jruby-9-2-10-0.html

v20200218

ruby-build 20200218

* shorter git command chains

* Add TruffleRuby 20.0.0

v20200214

ruby-build 20200214

* Fix TruffleRuby 19.3.0.2 definition

* ruby 2.3 EOL

* use correct key named warn_eol

* remove unavailable jruby versions

* add back withdifferent download source

* add warn_eol

* ruby 2.4 security maintenance

* Add truffleruby-dev

  * Uses the latest nightly, which is automatically built.

* Make sure to install to a clean prefix

  * Otherwise, existing files in the prefix could easily conflict and
    potentially cause very hard to debug errors.
  * This is particularly important for *-dev builds which might be
    repeatedly installed to the same directory.

v20200115

ruby-build 20200115

* Switch 2.7.0-dev to 2.7 branch and added 2.8 definition

* Create truffleruby-19.3.0.2

* Update Ruby 2.3 to OpenSSL 1.0.2u

* Update rbx 3 to OpenSSL 1.0.2u

* Update rbx 2 to OpenSSL 1.0.2u

* Update Ruby 2.2 to OpenSSL 1.0.2u

* Update Ruby 2.1 to OpenSSL 1.0.2u

* Update Ruby 2.0.0 to OpenSSL 1.0.2u

* Update Ruby 1.9.3 to OpenSSL 1.0.2u

* Add TruffleRuby 19.3.1

v20191225

ruby-build 20191225

* Add Ruby 2.7.0

* TruffleRuby: fix error message for unrecognized operating system

v20191223

ruby-build 20191223

* Add Ruby `2.7.0-rc1`

* Add Ruby `2.7.0-rc2`

v20191205

ruby-build 20191205

* Add definition for Ruby `2.7.0-preview3`

v20191124

ruby-build 20191124

* Update to OpenSSL 1.1.1d for Ruby 2.5+

  Closes #1232

* Set default MAKE=gmake on FreeBSD again

  as an workaround for Ruby bug 16331: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/16331

  Due to this bug, build will fail with FreeBSD's make after #1368.
  The bug is already fixed in MRI upstream but GNU make is still required
  when building older releases of Ruby. Use GNU make rather than switching
  make/gmake depending of Ruby version.

  See also: https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=241633

* Add TruffleRuby 19.3.0

* Add definition for mruby 2.1.0

* Use the full path to the post-install hook to help debugging issues

  * See https://github.com/oracle/truffleruby/issues/1818

* Use openssl from Homebrew for TruffleRuby on macOS

  * The openssl built by ruby-build was not used by TruffleRuby,
    and causes https://github.com/oracle/truffleruby/issues/1818
  * Improve error message when openssl from Homebrew is not available.
  * Change the definition code so it checks the operating system too.

v20191111

ruby-build 20191111

* Stop automatically linking to Homebrew OpenSSL.

  This has caused all sorts of problems over time, and with the recent split of OpenSSL v1.1 vs. v1.0 in Homebrew, it has become more complex for individual build definitions to correctly pick the compatible version of OpenSSL.

  You can preserve the old behavior by linking to Homebrew's openssl explicitly:

  ```sh
  brew install openssl@1.1
  RUBY_CONFIGURE_OPTS=--with-openssl-dir=`brew --prefix openssl@1.1` ruby-build ...
  ```

  Note: use `openssl@1.0` for Ruby version that need it (typically pre-2.4).

v20191105

ruby-build 20191105

* Have `rbenv install --list` output match `ruby-build --definitions`

* Detect `--strip` level when applying `diff -ru a b` (non-git) patches

* Ensure missing curl/wget/aria2c error message is shown on stderr

* Include header files with mruby

* Use `mktemp` to securely initialize the build directory

v20191102

ruby-build 20191102

* Add `jruby-9.2.9.0`

* Require Java 8+ for JRuby 9.2+

v20191031

ruby-build 20191031

* Allow group-writeable Ruby installs #1370

  There used to be a post-install step that does `chmod go-w` under the
  install prefix, but this interfered with people's desired setups.

  The original `chmod` was added to appease Bundler, which can emit
  warnings about world-writeable directories. If this comes back, please
  let us know.

v20191030

ruby-build 20191030

* Turn on `--enable-shared` by default for all supported MRI Rubies. https://github.com/rbenv/ruby-build/pull/1368

  Some gems need the host ruby to have shared library enabled. Currently, we're not aware of any potential downsides to having this enabled by default.

v20191024

ruby-build 20191024

* Add Ruby `2.7.0-preview2`

v20191004

v20191002

v20190828

v20190615