Charles Oliver Nutter

Based on @ahorek example this is still broken on Windows. It writes crlf to the file and reads it back in as crlf. Seems like binary mode is not working...

CRuby also writes CRLF to the file. The read is where it normalizes back to just LF, due to the mode not being `b`. On JRuby: * mode `wb` with...

It appears at a glance that we are setting up the right newline conversions in the IO transcoding pipeline, so this one will take more stepping to see why it...

Thank you for the report! This could be due to us locking down access to protected methods when they are not "accessible" or "open", which would be the case on...

@byteit101 I'm not sure this case would be helped... we do not bind protected methods to the Ruby proxies, since they should not be callable as public methods. That in...

> I half wonder if we should just add-opens all of core jdk I have been trying to avoid doing this since it subverts the module system globally, but that...

@enebo Yes, it is posslble to know the target class's module as well as the calling class's module (e.g. org.jruby.dist or org.jruby.complete or whatever). We can tailor the error to...

This has a workaround and we are discussing other ways to improve so punting this to next release.

@brometeo We do not bind them because they are not callable from *other* classes, but would look callable to Ruby users. That said, perhaps we should try to find a...

I think this is fine but I would like to know if this came up in normal usage. Was there a finalization case that needed this ability? I am reluctant...