Benoit Daloze

@akostadinov That's not the right place to ask that. It's been asked and the answer is [basically no](https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/18658). You can use `ruby-build` to install Ruby

I agree with @rhenium, the shipped RubyGems should work without warnings, and if installing a newer openssl gem means many warnings it seems very annoying. Is there a need to...

For TruffleRuby, we managed to change the minimum to OracleLinux 7/Ubuntu 16.04, and we now use the openssl gem 3.0.0. That makes it the first Ruby implementation with RUBY_VERSION=3.0.x to...

> To my understanding, this should not be a problem anymore, for example, loading ruby/openssl built against OpenSSL 1.1 and libcurl built against OpenSSL 3.0 in the same process should...

The two issues about that I could find now: * https://github.com/ruby/setup-ruby/issues/150 it's about Ruby 2.3.8 and mysql * https://github.com/rbenv/ruby-build/discussions/2014 it's about Ruby 2.1.9 and mysql So you might be right...

macOS doesn't have symbol versioning though, right? So if one uses e.g. a custom OpenSSL or LibreSSL from the system, and some gem like mysql2 which then depends on Homebrew's...

Thanks for the great explanation! Is 2. relatively new in benchmark-driver? I seem to remember it wasn't there a long time ago. I noticed 2. when trying today and indeed...

I had a call with @k0kubun, here is my summary of the call: The simplest seems to do warmup + measurement in the same subprocess, with the logic for how...

Thanks for the quick reply. > You're supposed to do it in `prelude`. How does that work, is it documented? Can I set `--run-duration` for instance? What about `--rbenv`? >...

> > I think https://github.com/ruby/ruby/tree/master/benchmark should use "Ruby files which require benchmark-driver". > > I'm also specifically _against_ that. By unifying files under ruby/ruby/benchmark to be runnable as an argument...