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                                            Takeshi KOMIYA

Defining Proc with untyped parameter raises NoMethodError on RBS::Types::UntypedFunction

I think this is a bug of the RBS gem. So I posted ruby/rbs#2054 to fix this.

Proc parameter should get type instead of nil

How about this? ``` # rbs class Model def self.has_paper_trail: (?untyped, ?if: ^(instance) -> boolish) -> void def is_live?: () -> true end ``` It tells us that `Model.has_paper_trail` takes...

Proc parameter should get type instead of nil

Sorry for the confusion. My last comment was incorrect. There are two problems: * The type of `Kernel#proc` was incorrect * For now, no way to give types for Proc...

sphinx-gallery reference_url links do not work with sphinx >=5

Note: This was also reported to sphinx-gallery project as https://github.com/sphinx-gallery/sphinx-gallery/issues/967.

sphinx-gallery reference_url links do not work with sphinx >=5

Could you share a minimal reproducible example, please? On my local, alphacsc repo requires 20+ minutes (still in progress...)

sphinx-gallery reference_url links do not work with sphinx >=5

I used this Dockerfile to reproduce the error: ``` FROM python:3.10-slim RUN apt update; apt install -y build-essential curl git make unzip vim RUN git clone https://github.com/alphacsc/alphacsc WORKDIR /alphacsc RUN...

Proposal for Managing Rails Repositories

We have six versions for activerecord gem (6.0, 6.1, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, and 8.0). It's too much and hard to maintain. So, +1 for changing maintenance policy. According to the...

Proposal for Managing Rails Repositories

+1. Let's follow the upstream's policy.

Array include? rejects nil arguments

It seems the argument of `Array#include?` is defined as `Elem` (the type of array members). The result came from this definition. https://github.com/ruby/rbs/blob/master/core/array.rbs#L2185 I can understand the definition because passing a...

Array include? rejects nil arguments

I can understand @soutaro's comment. The type system checks the correctness of the programs via types. So it's not compatible with Ruby. From the heart of Rubyist the `ENV` case...