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Hi, we are currently in a process of preparing migration to Ruby 1.9.3 and we are rebuilding all the related packages. ruby-qpid is one of them and it seems that it has been obsoleted by qpid-cpp (as its subpackage, with newer version). Because it fails to build with Ruby 1.9.3 (due to changes in the C API), would you consider retiring it (as I said, it is generated from qpid-cpp anyway)? Thank you!
Actually, the package that's built from qpid-cpp is ruby-qpid-qmf (which is the QMF Ruby bindings), not ruby-qpid (which is the Ruby qpid client). I will update ruby-qpid soon, when upstream releases 0.14.
Ah, I see. Could you please try to query upstream to make the new version compatible with Ruby 1.9.3? It might save a lot of work. Thank you very much!
Is ruby-qpid maintained anymore? It seems to have been removed from the upstream qpid project in commit eec82dfafe3bdf63f055962d9c47d1c56a4579f5 Has it been deprecated in favor of the Ruby QMF bindings? If so we should probably retire this Fedora package. Regardless, to silence the broken builds for the time being, I pushed an update containing the fix for Ruby 1.9.3
Closing this issue as ruby-qpid was already built in Koji with Ruby 1.9.3.