deltalake v0.4.1 #820
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The last version of the rust-library which is in the registry (crates.io) is 0.4.0. And the last release was about 1 year ago. But ruby code which is used in the last python-library has been changed a lot! So, the question is how I can get the last version of the ruby-library which is used in the last python-library? |
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I am not sure about some of the specific of this question :). Yes, the last rust release is a long time ago, and we have been making quite a few python releases since then. However the ruby bindings are not quite related to any of this :). I.e. The way to get the latest rust version is to specify the git repo in your Cargo.toml. The python bindings are releases regularly, but if you need a more bleeding edge version, they can be build from master - have a look at As for ruby, right now no one is really working on the ruby bindings and they are extremely experimental. To be honest, unless someone takes up responsibility to drive this topic, I don't see much happening with the ruby bindings any time soon. |
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I am not sure about some of the specific of this question :). Yes, the last rust release is a long time ago, and we have been making quite a few python releases since then. However the ruby bindings are not quite related to any of this :).
I.e. The way to get the latest rust version is to specify the git repo in your Cargo.toml. The python bindings are releases regularly, but if you need a more bleeding edge version, they can be build from master - have a look at
python/Makefile
.As for ruby, right now no one is really working on the ruby bindings and they are extremely experimental. To be honest, unless someone takes up responsibility to drive this topic, I don't see much happening with …