Nathan Ladd
Nathan Ladd
First of all, thanks for writing this -- it came in super handy at work today. I have a rather unusual setup as I am trying to run my reverse...
- [ ] Minimal rack application that exposes a interface for pause, resume and start commands sent as HTTP POST requests. - [ ] Web server (i.e. webrick) can be...
- [ ] Implement build class method. Use `Module#prepend` to allow specializations. Allow arbitrary arguments. - [ ] Remove check for build method : https://github.com/ntl/actor/blob/master/lib/actor/build.rb#L19-L23
Suppose outer operation depends on `foo` to provide `bar`, and an embedded operation depends on `bar` to provide `baz`. If you provide `baz` externally, this should cause the outer operation...
This will required making the thread pool more robust first, but it'd be great if two nodes that don't depend on each other can happen concurrently.
In my particular setup, I am using rubygems to download and install pry. However, when I run my program, I don't have rubygems loaded; this is accomplished by passing the...
I wasn't able to figure out how to test this, partly because I'm new to proof, and also because `#publish` was now passing the `raise_unhandled` method straight to `#apply`, leading...
See https://github.com/karmajunkie/replay/blob/master/lib/replay/repository.rb#L25 When I search for where that exception class is defined, I can't find it.
### Describe the problem as clearly as you can I set `--disable-gems` in my RUBYOPT variable. `binding.irb` causes a call to `Gem.try_activate` whenever the Gem constant is defined. Standalone bundles...