Ruby Issue Tracking System

06/17/2019

04:16 AM Ruby trunk Feature #15588: String#each_chunk and #chunks

Is size in characters or bytes? ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

04:13 AM Ruby trunk Feature #15588: String#each_chunk and #chunks

I wonder if we should have consistency with `slice` and `each_slice` from `Array`. But honestly, I don't care, just i... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

04:11 AM Ruby trunk Feature #15588: String#each_chunk and #chunks

Here is a usecase
https://github.com/socketry/protocol-http2/blob/12875a97e0f82315682191e3bbbaba8b59cb3432/lib/pro... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

06/16/2019

12:55 AM Ruby trunk Feature #15921: R-assign (rightward-assignment) operator

If it's not clear, previous statement is evaluated like:
```
(Users.where(active: true) => active_users).where(ty... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

12:55 AM Ruby trunk Feature #15921: R-assign (rightward-assignment) operator

There are two areas where I think this is a great addition:
```ruby
x = if foo
bar
else
baz
end
if foo
... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

12:49 AM Ruby trunk Feature #15799: pipeline operator

At first, I wasn't so sure about how to use such an operator, and honestly, the ASCII symbol `|>` is a bit jarring, b... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

06/07/2019

11:44 PM Ruby trunk Feature #15894: Remove support for IA64

Here is a brief overview of one possible plan:
- We remove IA64 from 2.7.
- We retain IA64 in 2.6 which has a the... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

06/01/2019

07:09 AM Ruby trunk Feature #15894: Remove support for IA64

@takano32 can you please let me know how you feel about this? ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

06:08 AM Ruby trunk Feature #15894 (Open): Remove support for IA64

There are many `#ifdef __ia64` in Ruby code base. At one point it must have been supported.
But as an architecture... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

05/01/2019

11:03 PM Ruby trunk Feature #14736: Thread selector for flexible cooperative fiber based concurrency

> Also, should we try to handle IOs which are not explicitly set as #nonblock=true?
I guess in my proof of concept... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)