Wynn (B.J.) Snow Orvis
Wynn (B.J.) Snow Orvis
Could you provide examples what the expected results are for each of your Options, and how they break down? At present, the way `recurse_over_arrays` works is that the first time...
I made a change to how the getter works so that it will always recompute the array that might contain ROS objects, and tested it against the 3 use-cases mentioned...
Hmm, it looks like travis hasn't passed tests anytime recently though.
Release 1.2.2, which contains https://github.com/aetherknight/recursive-open-struct/pull/75 gets `#freeze` working, however `#deep_freeze` still does not work as expected, and is still an open problem.
I think I may have found the source of this problem: The Lancer system registers a handlebar helper that conflicts with a data variable name used by df-manual-rolls' `roll-prompt.hbs` template....
It seems like Safari 17 may have resolved this -- the text appears appropriately on iOS 17.0.3 and Safari 17.1 (on macos) on crab.fit, but not on iOS 16
It also appears to prefer AES256-SHA over DHE cipher suites that provide foward secrecy (albeit usually with 1024-bit finite field diffie hellman).
@samuraiii Based on my testing, #142 has solved the problem. Thanks!
Fixed the link to the commit that introduced the change that broke my make.conf file.
The refinement seems to work for me (when run as a ruby file) with Ruby 3.3.1: ```ruby require 'recursive-open-struct' module M refine RecursiveOpenStruct do def _struct_keys @table.keys end end end...