Ruby Issue Tracking System

04/29/2021

05:00 PM Ruby Misc #17828: Deprecate use of master and slave

For reference, the Rust project decided to switch to `main` because it is the tools default and running on defaults has value.
Still, it's doing so on a relaxed timeline: https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/changing-the-default-branch-fro... Skade (Florian Gilcher)

03/16/2015

12:46 AM Ruby Bug #10976 (Closed): SEGV: `p ()...0`

The following program crashes ruby-2.2.1-p85:
~~~
p ()..0
~~~
Note that the following works:
~~~
()..0 # => bad value for range (ArgumentError)
p(()..0) # => bad value for range (ArgumentError)
~~~
Crash report:
~~~
... Skade (Florian Gilcher)

01/09/2014

10:40 PM Ruby Bug #9387 (Closed): Documentation for Range#size is incomplete

The documentation for Range#size does not mention the case where not all arguments are instances of Numeric, in which case it returns nil.
I created a patch here: https://github.com/ruby/ruby/pull/501 Skade (Florian Gilcher)

06/13/2011

09:44 PM Ruby Feature #4877: Unify Variable Expansion within Strings

"#test" is used _very_ often, especially in many test suites out there, as it is the notation used for instance methods in Ruby. So changing this would break _a lot of code_, for example: https://github.com/datamapper/dm-core/blob/master... Skade (Florian Gilcher)

11/10/2009

12:21 AM Ruby Feature #2348: RBTree Should be Added to the Standard Library

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Hi,

thanks for the patch, I applied it with a minor addition (also matching on HAVE_RB_EXEC_RECURSIVE in pp functions to use the "old" behaviour instead).

I expect that the compiler problems are only because of the flag... Skade (Florian Gilcher)

11/09/2009

07:38 AM Ruby Feature #2348: RBTree Should be Added to the Standard Library

=begin

On Nov 8, 2009, at 6:11 PM, James Gray wrote:

> Feature #2348: RBTree Should be Added to the Standard Library
> http://redmine.ruby-lang.org/issues/show/2348
>
> Author: James Gray
> Status: Open, Priority: Normal
> Cat... Skade (Florian Gilcher)

11/25/2008

06:32 PM Ruby Bug #791 (Closed): Fiber using a Proc object with a parameter having default value doesn't work

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If you pass a Proc with a default value on a parameter into a Fiber, the default value is ignored.

Example by Wolfgang Nádasi-Donner:

irb(main):001:0> p = ->(i=4){i+5}
=> #<Proc:0xe8a370@(irb):1 (lambda)>
irb(main):... Skade (Florian Gilcher)

06:29 PM Ruby Bug #790: Unexpected Behaviour: Fibers as superclass don

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Sorry, hit the wrong button:

Fibers as superclass don't call initialize of derived class. This is probably intended, but not documented.

Description by Wolfgang Nádasi-Donner:

The following code...

class Hugo ... Skade (Florian Gilcher)

06:27 PM Ruby Bug #790 (Closed): Unexpected Behaviour: Fibers as superclass don

=begin
This is possibly just undocumented and intended behaviour:
=end
Skade (Florian Gilcher)