Charles Oliver Nutter
Charles Oliver Nutter
@fxn I have not dug into the code but I suspect this is being done to "reset" Zeitwerk between tests. You do something similar in the Zeitwerk tests, so I...
One obvious option would be launching such tests in separate processes, but that will introduce a lot of extra overhead into the suite (much more than enabling Object space, most...
After looking over the code, I'm confused why fork is used at all. It appears that the forking for asset compilation almost immediately spawns an entirely new process using popen3....
I pushed a change that uses the JDBC driver gems instead of the CRuby extensions, and that seems to let things proceed further. The next thing I ran into, however,...
A fun discovery: if I replace all DB URL's starting with "sqlite:" and make them "jdbc:sqlite:" (the format sequel uses to use JDBC connections on JRuby), some DB tests start...
Same behavior in 10.0.2.0.
Basically not creating a second "it" for the inner one, so it's just using the outer "it" again.
Works properly if either variable is replaced by `_1`: ``` $ jruby -e '%w[test me].each { _1.each_char { p it } }' "t" "e" "s" "t" "m" "e" ``` It's...
This appears to be parsing wrong, and I don't think it can be fixed in the compiler: ``` $ ast -e '1.tap { p it; 2.tap { p it }...
@kares Got a sec to look this over? This was a necessary change to get @jlahtinen's app running with jruby-rack 1.2.x.