Add support for jruby

I'll implement this myself, and send you a pull request when I'm done.

That's great, thank you!

@adamniedzielski, I have changed the requirements to be the same as devise 3.4.1, as that seems the most sensible thing to do. This means, I had to change the few lines of code you had that relied on ruby 2.1.

I use RVM to manage my gems and ruby versions, but I didn't add a .rvmrc. Let me know if I should add it to the project.

Tests all pass running under jruby 1.7.20. But, how do they work? The test rails app doesn't have a database.yml. I created a database.yml for postgresql, but, it doesn't seem to use the database while running the tests.

Finally, once I get tiddle integrated in my main project, and it is all working, I'll send you a push request. For now, you can look at my fork here.

I took a look at your fork. Can you tell me which version of MRI Ruby is jruby 1.7.20 compatible with? I don't want to support Ruby 1.9.3 - it doesn't even receive any security fixes now.

I also use RVM, but I don't think that committing .rvmrc or .ruby-version file is a good idea. .ruby-version is even added to .gitignore -

tiddle/.gitignore

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.ruby-version

Database URL is hardcoded here:

tiddle/spec/spec_helper.rb

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ENV["DATABASE_URL"] = "sqlite3:db/test.sqlite3"

Why do you want to use different database than sqlite?

Can you add Ruby versions for which you introduce support to .travis.yml?

Thanks for your time!

Sadly, jruby 1.7 does not support MRI 2.x. They plan to support 2.2.x when jruby 9000 comes out.

Woops, I seem to actually have done the right thing, and use sqllite via the ARJDBC adapter.

I too would like to take advantage of all the new MRI 2.x features. Maybe in another 6 months, it will be possible.

So, jruby 1.7 is the latest stable version of jruby and it's compatible with Ruby 1.9.3 - do I understand it correctly? If so, feel free to make changes to support it.

Yes, this is correct. Sadly the current stable version of jruby, 1.7.20, only supports Ruby 1.9.3.

I'll remove the database.yml file, but I will leave the Gemfile with it's changes for the database adapters.

Pull request should be winging its way to you later today.

Hi @ninkibah ! Any progress on this? Are you still interested in adding support for jruby?

I'm closing this as outdated.