nicholas a. evans

Yeah, I think it's a recent(-ish... since 2019?) addition to [Javascript], [C#], and [PHP]. One important distinction: their `??` and `??=` operators evaluate the rhs _only_ when the lhs is...

I was just reminded of this ticket and wanted to share a detail that I left out in the description. The implementation of `??=` should be subtly different from other...

@rhenium thanks a lot for the response! Because this is already a scenario that needs to be resolved with the `digest` gem, I'm hopeful there will be a usable solution...

I'll also copy in the two bits of [Feature #17760](https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/17760) I found most relevant: From [knu (Akinori MUSHA)](https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/17760#note-12): > It is (technically) possible for RubyGems to specify where to install...

See also https://github.com/ruby/ruby/commit/5cdf99f64e344b8e4638824d55f5caf33be682ca ?

Haha, I literally just now hit that exact `digest` bug for the first time as I was upgrading one of my apps from using a local `net/smtp` monkeypatch to use...

Still a bug >6 years later? If it's difficult to fix can it at least be documented that the section headers won't be output to HTML?

I think that maybe `gh-pages` isn't the default approach anymore? And it would be very good to add an action triggered by changes to `master`. But we can still use...

FWIW, my primary use-case for this is https://github.com/grafana/grafana/issues/35588 ... but it is occasionally fun to pipe jpgs through imagemagick and awk to output inside a terminal window. ;)

My apologies. I was in a rush when I posted this. I'm talking about the text that comes after `:section: Section Name`. The documentation in RDoc::Markup also calls it "introductory...