Tom Lord

Hi Janosch, thank you for the comments. Firstly, I'd like to explain that that this project was originally created [5 years ago](https://github.com/tom-lord/regexp-examples/tree/v0.0.0) (!!), with the original intent of being a...

Notes to self, after a little more research -- Ruby already directly references the Unicode RFC. For example, for the `\p{In Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols-B}` example above, we have: https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/3628eae2e754a7489feebc6f41371d42d2efcf3c/enc/unicode/11.0.0/name2ctype.h#L34478-L34482 Then,...

What about just adding a comment to the code: ``` # good, if Style/RescueStandardError is set to "implicit" begin # a blind rescue rescues from StandardError, not Exception as many...

> they probably meant ... > I chose 1300000000 somewhat arbitrarily ... :-1: It's a nice idea, but I don't think this should be merged... This patch may be useful...

Works fine for me; I cannot reproduce your problem. The fact that you have this in your test: before(:each) do Timecop.return end ...Makes me suspect that the **real** cause of...

`whenever` works simply by acting as a ruby DSL to generate a crontab. * The code above does not "run" as you describe. That's simply not how it works. Only...

Any update on this feature? We've run into the same issue, where we frequently want to redirect between two subdomains. Currently the only option is to disable this security feature...

Same issue with `rubocop`

I'm seeing this same issue. Using the default rubocop command path (just `rubocop`) works OK, but uses the latest installed rubocop version for my current ruby version (currently `0.57.2`, but...

I've been very busy recently; no time to look at this project. I may be able to spare this ticket some attention in the next week or two though :pray: