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[kytrinyx]

@msgehard have you installed a new version of the current gem lately? There are some clunky bits where we try to help people understand just enough unix to get by... and we give them the option to install to ~/.config/exercism (someone was complaining that their home directory was getting cluttered with config files).

If you have suggestions for how to do all of that better, I'd love to hear them.

[mikegehard]

I just installed this morning so I think I have the latest. I figured that I'd get the big bits working and use issues to keep track of things that I thought were off.

At some point I'd love to get some beta testers to go through with the latest gem and this tool and enter in a ton of issues so we can smooth off the rough edges.

Thoughts?

I am super close to getting submit working which is the last bit before releasing a beta. I have tested all of the fetching and that seems good to go.

[kytrinyx]

Yeah, let's get beta users. I'll add a notification on the site so that people who want to can try it out.

[mikegehard]

Sounds good. Let's only advertise OSX users first for now since it is easy
for me to build OSX binaries.

Got it passing tests but I am getting a 500 when submitting against the
real server. Trying to get a local dev env set up but my internet is not
cooperating.

If you want to play around with it, please go ahead. There are instructions
in the readme on how to build a binary.

On Sat, Aug 24, 2013 at 11:54 AM, Katrina Owen [email protected]:

Yeah, let's get beta users. I'll add a notification on the site so that
people who want to can try it out.

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[kytrinyx]

Cool, I'll do so!