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Expanding on this: the order in the book is iterators, then box, then concurrency/arc; the toml just needs re-ordering to match.

See https://github.com/tapajos/highrise/issues/41 , and my example at https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hckqzeeexk0l4sa/84W-DzCLRz/programming/ruby_highrise_api.md

That's actually supposed to be a permanent link; they had to break it due to security mumble. Here's the new one: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/bvyy92wwoe8rcse/AABE8TOrA7a19BcaisSmbF-Da/programming/ruby_highrise_api.md?dl=0

See https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hckqzeeexk0l4sa/84W-DzCLRz/programming/ruby_highrise_api.md for examples of both adding and updating email addresses, which work the same as phone numbers, and also see https://github.com/tapajos/highrise/issues/41

I have the same issue on 2 different Windows systems and a MacOS system, across many many different nightlies over the last 2 years or so. Happy to help debug....

Yeah, I'm not particularly surprised; thanks for taking a look at it.

I already pointed out #1934 in my original post. It does, in fact, provide a workaround, like so: ``` $results = apply($server_target, _run_as => root, _required_modules => ['none']) { ```...

Ah, that's super cool! Yeah, there's no indication of that in the Bolt docs that I could find, and I looked pretty hard. Thanks for the help!

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