MSP-Greg

It is interesting that you're having issues. I first was using ruby master, and the times were similar. Do you see any difference using `ping -6 www.google.com` and `ping -4...

> So something is causing Ruby 3.1 to wait for up to 60 sec for the IPv6 timeout. Can you test on any other platforms? Not sure if it's a...

Question - in your network adapter properties, is IPv6 checked/enabled? If so, and if you uncheck it, do the Windows connection times drop? JFYI, haven't gotten IPv6 working with WSL2,...

Interesting. JFYI, I tried the most recent releases back to 2.5, and all connected to the IPv6 addresses.

IDK. With a network (including ISP) fully supporting IPv6, there aren't issues. But, maybe the timeouts in http are a bit long for 'modern day' networks? ``` @open_timeout = 60...

@rubyFeedback openssl - it has always been included in Windows Rubies. Currently, Rubies 2.5 and later are built with OpenSSL 1.1.1. readline - since it's been problematic in the past,...

On my system, which has a stand-alone MSYS2/MinGW install, I noticed the following: 1. MSYS2/MinGW shell sets its own path. MSYS2/MinGW has an MSYS2 Ruby package, and it installs the...

@OSXLich-Doug Not quite sure what you mean by 'ruby installs', but I think you're packaging apps with pre-compiled extension gems and want to include the dll's with the package? The...

I think there's two issues here. 1. Do the bash scripts located in the bin folder run. That is the main issue I'm concerned with. The script issues are what...

I thought 'might as well check things with ruby-spec', and saw this. I changed the CI to run on all six OS's, ran one with setup-ruby, and one with my...