Charles Oliver Nutter

I just did a jruby-maven-plugins update and will try to look into this tomorrow.

We obviously missed the May 15 deadline, but I'm not sure we were ever going to fix this in time. Sorry about that! @jcharaoui What can I do to reproduce...

@jcharaoui Great thanks! I'll look into it today.

I'm going to look into this today. If you are around Matrix I might have questions.

I can reproduce. Seems like our OpenSSL library is not getting loaded before it is needed, or it's needed when it should not be.

polyglot 0.7.2 works... because it uses JRuby 9.4.5.0. My local build still seemed to pull in rubygems 3.6.9. I don't think it's a problem in RubyGems... most likely they just...

I've got a debug session set up and I can see it try to look up `OpenSSL`. It appears that it's an autoloaded constant at that point so it proceeds...

This is related (cc @deivid-rodriguez): https://github.com/rubygems/rubygems/commit/43a279dab380fb789b6bb46e77682e90d152d866

Aha, I think I have a big clue. Here's some output from the build when specifying `-Djruby.debug.loadService`: ``` [INFO] --- polyglot:0.8.1:execute (install_gems) @ jruby-stdlib --- using jruby 9.4.12.1 2025-08-14T11:58:44.217-05:00 [main]...

@cstamas Could this be a bug in classloader management for extensions? Should an extension see classes from the project being built as part of its own classpath? That seems really...