Ruby Issue Tracking System

02/25/2012

04:36 AM Ruby Bug #6077 (Closed): Segmentation faults on trunk after r34788

trunk fails to pass tests due to segmentation fauls, the issue seems to be introduced in r34788 (https://github.com/ruby/ruby/commit/adcb7e9e7b142427c97251fdb6340433f65fe811).
64-bit Linux: https://gist.github.com/7be5c691bcd7a66888d3... antares (Michael Klishin)

01/09/2012

02:23 PM Ruby Bug #5868: make failed on i686-linux from Bitmap Marking GC

I've been told that this is the same issue we are seeing on travis-ci.org: http://travis-ci.org/#!/ruby/ruby/builds/495874/L664
Build history shows it started about one day ago: http://travis-ci.org/#!/ruby/ruby/builds
Sorry if that'... antares (Michael Klishin)

08/31/2011

02:55 PM Ruby Bug #5252: Segmentation Fault

Then you should check your proprietary extension for potentially missing GC guard: http://timetobleed.com/the-broken-promises-of-mrireeyarv antares (Michael Klishin)

01:01 PM Ruby Bug #5252: Segmentation Fault

Are you using any C extensions or libraries that may depend on C extensions? This looks like a well-know type of problems with missing GC guard. antares (Michael Klishin)

07/12/2011

05:02 AM Ruby Bug #5015: method_added" is called in addition to "method_undefined

Lazaridis Ilias: changing behaviors of the fundamental classes because of one use case doesn't feel right. In fact, it sounds scary. antares (Michael Klishin)

07/11/2011

10:58 PM Ruby Bug #3924: Performance bug (in require?)

I second Hiroshi's suggestion to solve this for 1.9.x and not just 1.9.3. antares (Michael Klishin)

07/10/2011

06:20 AM Ruby Feature #5009: Bang method (!) consistency in Ruby 2 API

If this is a proposal for renaming aforementioned methods, it will break a lot of existing code. If the idea is to add aliases, it will introduce Ruby 2-specific methods that will not be used for a really long time by developers who want... antares (Michael Klishin)

07/09/2011

11:13 PM Ruby Feature #5005: Provide convenient access to original methods

Ondrej,
When module is included into a class, Ruby adds a new anonymous (in a sense that it will be skipped by Class#superclass calls) class into the inheritance chain: https://gist.github.com/1073599. So it is appending, not prependi... antares (Michael Klishin)

09:55 PM Ruby Feature #5005: Provide convenient access to original methods

This approach with aliasing seems to be pretty popular because many people do not know that it is possible to define a module with #any_method and include it into a class (in your example, String) and call super in that module method. Th... antares (Michael Klishin)

01/14/2009

09:08 AM Ruby Bug #942: Build fails on IA-32 Linux with gcc 4.3.2

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It is resolved now and can be closed, thank you.
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antares (Michael Klishin)