Benoit Daloze

We currently have some memory issue when running in GitHub Actions, and are investigating it. Either GitHub Actions changed something, or TruffleRuby started using more memory and went above the...

On par is progress (thanks for rerunning!), but I think TruffleRuby should be faster here, especially if it's allowed to process jobs in parallel. Seems worth investigating once the new...

New numbers from @mperham: https://twitter.com/eregontp/status/1479534410546483201 We should investigate what's slower. Those results seem to be with [toxiproxy](https://github.com/Shopify/toxiproxy).

I tried running the benchmark but quickly run into non-fatal errors which happen regularly. It also happens on CRuby although less often as CRuby runs the benchmark for less long....

Right, we should look at this again. I was focused on Ruby 3 keyword arguments and other things but that's done now, and the fix has been merged in sidekiq...

I met the author of pycall.rb, @mrkn, at RubyKaigi 2019. I showed him a simple example with a loop with the addition either in Ruby or Python, and comparing that...

An interesting design decision here would be to try to get the pycall.rb API working without needing to wrap Python objects in Ruby objects. That would reduce overhead and simplify...

@timfel said the example in https://www.practicalai.io/using-scikit-learn-machine-learning-library-in-ruby-using-pycall/ should be easy to get working.

Right, I agree `mx sforceimports` should fail in that case (exit status != 0), because it fails to do what we ask it to. Could you make a PR to...

Another possibility I've thought about is to `scheckimports` again after `sforceimports`, but that's not great for cases where it's impossible to match all imports (e.g., when building both JS and...