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Just seeing the timeline for Ruby 2.2 release as in late 2015-12, Ruby-2.3.0preview1 and for over a week, Ruby-2.3.0preview2 have been out :).

Timeline for Ruby-2.2 release via official blog news entries began with Ruby-2.2.0-preview1 on 2014-09-18 to Ruby 2.2.0 on 2014-12-25. 14 weeks between the two. Though the RC1 was out 13 weeks after preview1. Then the first minor release was 2.2.1 was out on 2015-03-03, 9.5 weeks after the first stable release. Ruby blog likes to call minor releases "TEENY version release of the stable X.Y series". This was indeed just bug fixes and a security fix maybe.

Complete timeline from the official blog:

2015-03-03 - Ruby 2.2.1 Released

2014-12-25 - Ruby 2.2.0 Released

2014-12-18 - Ruby 2.2.0-rc1 Released
"We are pleased to announce the release of Ruby 2.2.0-rc1. After RC1, all changes will be limited to bug fix only. The final release of Ruby 2.2.0 is scheduled on December 25, 2014."

2014-11-28 - Ruby 2.2.0-preview2 Released

2014-09-18 - Ruby 2.2.0-preview1 Released #ruby #geeky #releases #release_notes #trends #dates #data #pub

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"If you use shell scripts to automate macOS applications, you may need to switch between, hide, show or quit applications. Need to launch an X11 application from Terminal but the X server isn't in front when you need it? Use appswitch to fix the problem. Or, if you'd like a version of the ps(1) utility which understands the concept of macOS applications, appswitch can help. Apple provides a simple command-line launching program called open with macOS. launch offers several options that open doesn't. It: opens "slack" URLs (e.g. apple.com) and email addresses (-l) lets you specify applications by their four-character creator (e.g. 'ToyS') or Java-style bundle ID (e.g. com.apple.ScriptEditor2), both of which allow you to move or rename an application without changing references to it lets you find applications rather than opening them (-n) asks applications to print documents (-p) allows you to pipe output to any GUI application (not just TextEdit) displays extensive file, folder and volume information including type, creator, bundle ID, sizes, dates and versions (-f) reports errors intelligibly and much more! launch is useful by itself, but is even better when used in scripts. Assign a shell command to your favorite macOS text, graphics or resource editor. Browse your favorite Web site with a few keystrokes." #$tag_more #cli #dev #geeky #neat #%on_github #mac #shell #pub

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