Ruby Issue Tracking System

02/05/2016

12:17 PM Ruby Bug #12054 (Closed): Remove block from Logger.add as it's not needed

Logger add (lib/logger.rb) takes as arguments severity, message, progname and &block
The method runs the block through yield. In this case, we can just omit the argument and we'd be saving the instantiation of a new proc object (see h... eLobato (Daniel Lobato Garcia)

05/27/2013

08:10 AM Ruby Feature #8453 (Closed): Implement Struct.map

http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.0/Struct.html does not contain any 'map' like method, I imagine given 'each' and 'select' are available it's probably not too hard to implement.
As always I'm 100% open to contribute so if you deem this nec... eLobato (Daniel Lobato Garcia)

05/26/2013

03:02 AM Ruby Feature #8393: A class who's parent class is in a module can go wrong if files are required in the wrong order

Fair point rkh, feel free to close this unless there is something to avoid printing lots of warnings. eLobato (Daniel Lobato Garcia)

05/16/2013

12:16 AM Ruby Feature #8393: A class who's parent class is in a module can go wrong if files are required in the wrong order

This error showed up in a Rails app, on my code I had two different files (ProxyAPI::Resource and ProxyAPI::BMC < Resource), and somehow there was a separated Resource class defined by a loaded gem. Then ProxyAPI::BMC was inheriting from... eLobato (Daniel Lobato Garcia)

05/12/2013

05:41 PM Ruby Feature #8393: A class who's parent class is in a module can go wrong if files are required in the wrong order

jeremyevans0: That's what I did when I found a problem caused by this on production code. Nonetheless you have to take into account that sometimes the order of the requires is not something you control.
nobu: In order to get these re... eLobato (Daniel Lobato Garcia)

09:39 AM Ruby Feature #8393 (Rejected): A class who's parent class is in a module can go wrong if files are required in the wrong order

Hi,
I have found that inheritance is not done properly in a certain case. Let's say we have the following files:
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animal.rb -
class Animal
def bark
puts 'fuck.'
end
end

dog.rb -
module Bark
... eLobato (Daniel Lobato Garcia)