Ruby Issue Tracking System

11/20/2013

10:33 AM Ruby Bug #9129: Regression in support for IPv6 literals in URIs with Net::HTTP

I will add also that this example gives a SocketError (as I would expect it to and is consistent with 1.9.3) on Ruby 2.0:
ruby -rnet/http -e "Net::HTTP.new('[::1]', 80).get('/')"
/Users/ddeleo/.rbenv/versions/2.0.0-p247/lib/ruby/2.0.... kallistec (Daniel DeLeo)

10:27 AM Ruby Bug #9129: Regression in support for IPv6 literals in URIs with Net::HTTP

Hi Eric,
Earlier ruby versions handled proxy support differently (I'm not very familiar with either the old or new code), so my repro won't show that. The issue is that HTTP#proxy_uri is in the path for all HTTP requests, at least the w... kallistec (Daniel DeLeo)

07:04 AM Ruby Bug #9129 (Closed): Regression in support for IPv6 literals in URIs with Net::HTTP

The proxy code in Net::HTTP constructs a URI string by concatenating the address with the port. If the address is IPv6, this is incorrect, the address should be surrounded by square brackets. My code is failing in the Net::HTTP#proxy_uri... kallistec (Daniel DeLeo)

03/13/2013

12:57 AM Ruby Feature #7895: Exception#backtrace_locations to go with Thread#backtrace_locations and Kernel#caller_locations

Hi, I work on Opscode's Chef, a server configuration framework. I have an interest in both parts of this topic. In Chef, we use set_backtrace but we also parse backtrace lines to find relevant code in our error messages.
When we use ... kallistec (Daniel DeLeo)