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Date:	Tue, 28 Aug 2012 09:53:15 +0100
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Subject:	release/ruby/ has become release/Ruby/ in setup.ini 1346110211
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In the latest setup.ini timestamp 1346110211 the subdirectory 
release/Ruby has replaced the prviously named release/ruby. The new 
release/Ruby/ has a subdirectory ruby/ with subdirectories as for the 
old release/ruby/. So this new architecture looks weird but might be 
intentional. Is it?
Fergus

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