Alexander Popov

Oh, I found https://github.com/atom/atom/issues/22720#issue-942225379, yes, somehow this PR was out of 1.58, that's weird.

Now it fails on stable Arch Linux: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/75902 Due to `glibc` minor update. Please, update the Electron. And make a new release.

> Is this happening when/if the CI environment runs out of memory? I think, I've caught it locally (because I specified Arch Linux OS), and I have 32 GB of...

> To make `wrap_parameters` work in API constollers I usually add this: > > ```ruby > class ApiController < ActionController::API > respond_to :json > wrap_parameters format: [:json] > end >...

> When you define Bar using class inside of a describe, it is not scoped to a describe. You are permanently introducing Bar into the global scope and it will...

> you might want to switch to the new Ruby core [Debug](https://github.com/ruby/debug) gem. You get all of Pry + Pry Byebug in a single gem now I didn't find `up`...

I've reported about this cop in 2017: https://github.com/rubocop-hq/rubocop/issues/4277#issuecomment-294291258 > **Ruby >= 2.4**: `casecmp` doesn't work with Unicode, `casecmp?` is slower than `downcase + ==`, so `downcase + ==` is good...

And there are no actions in `fast-ruby`, sadly: https://github.com/JuanitoFatas/fast-ruby/pull/160

@zverok good case. Can we use `upcase` and `==` instead of `downcase`? It should work for your examples and be faster than `casecmp?`.

> @AlexWayfer counter-example would be EXACTLY the same :) German's "lowercase sharp s" ("ß") _generally_ uppercased as "SS", but "uppercase sharp s" still exists (used for avoiding ambiguity in uppercase...