Skye Shaw
Skye Shaw
I see this happening randomly with 3.15. When the Amazon outage occurred in early December 2021 it was happening consistently. Seems as if the code is expecting the internal dependency...
> I see this happening randomly with 3.15. After installing Airbrake we see this error constantly!
To fix this problem we rolled back to 3.15.0 and used extensions. So far so good.
> Should really be compared with sort_by{ |a| -a }or sort_by(&:-@) @semaperepelitsa agreed. Updated. > arr.reverse.sort simply makes no sense. @ixti typo, should be `arr.sort.reverse`. Fixed. > Comparing sort_by {...
Though technically this is comparing `Array#sort` etc... not `Enumerable`. Updated.
Just a couple of example that show how version/vm (amongst other things) matter: ``` ~/code/ruby/fast-ruby >rvm 2.1.3,1.7.12 do ruby -v code/general/begin-rescue-vs-respond-to.rb ruby 2.1.3p242 (2014-09-19 revision 47630) [x86_64-darwin13.0] Calculating ------------------------------------- begin...rescue...
:+1: Good idea :exclamation: :grey_exclamation:
Though I wonder if Travis will use workers with the same hardware when running against multiple versions...
> asdf exec gem install bundler I am having this issue with 2.5.7. This did not fix it for me, nor did reinstalling or `asdf reshim`. I'm using v0.8.0 on...
Also rvm directories have been cleared from my path. But even with them there, `asdf` has higher priority, i.e., its directory comes first.