Version sorting that works on OS X (presumably) #512
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Not liking that jruby is not grouped with jrubies, that MRIs are last, and that dev/rc/prerelease versions are sorted higher than stable releases. I think we'll need to write our own sort. |
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how about |
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right, because the mac version apparently doesn't support it... sorry. |
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Further to #492, this version doesn't use flags for sort that the OSX version doesn't support.
There is one corner case: jruby-9000 isn't show together with the other jruby versions, but otherwise version sorting works.
Based on: http://stackoverflow.com/a/4495368