Ruby Issue Tracking System

04/12/2013

10:54 PM Ruby Bug #8261 (Rejected): module_function for methods of same name

This affects all versions from 1.8 to 2.0 I have tested.
I'd expect all three examples below to have the same output, but not only does the example with module_function end up with a private instance method, it also has the wrong one.... manveru (Michael Fellinger)

01/04/2012

10:12 AM Ruby Bug #5836: #slice results inconsistent after #force_encoding to a valid encoding

I've reduced the code a bit, calling `force_encoding` seems to cause it, and calling `valid_encoding?` repairs the damage.
s = 'abc'
p [s.slice(3), s.slice(3, 1)]
[nil, ""]

s.force_encoding 'euc-jp'
p [s.slice(3), s.slice(... manveru (Michael Fellinger)

01/12/2011

07:05 PM Ruby Feature #4264: General type coercion protocol for Ruby

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On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 1:46 AM, Haase, Konstantin
<Konstantin.Haase@student.hpi.uni-potsdam.de> wrote:
> Both #as (Parslet, Sequel, MetaWhere, hacketyhack, Facets, Ruport, CouchPotato, ...) and #to (RSpec, Ramaze, ActiveSuppor... manveru (Michael Fellinger)

11/08/2010

11:26 PM Ruby Bug #4037 (Rejected): Net/http keep alive bug

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I've found a bug where if the target server sends an eof to the socket, net/http will raise an error. I've attached
a sample script to prove the bug and a patch to fix it. I wrote the patch against 1.8, but I think it should... manveru (Michael Fellinger)

09/17/2010

07:02 PM Ruby Bug #3844 (Closed): Kernel.methods(false) not documented

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The documentation of Kernel.methods doesn't cover the optional argument.
It's covered by RubySpec, so I think the docs should mention it.
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manveru (Michael Fellinger)

03/05/2010

09:26 AM Ruby Feature #2759: Regexp /g and /G options

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Hi Naruse, Allowing for the flag to be passed is fine, I'm not that eager on the /g or /G syntax itself as long as I can do it another way.
I'll try your patch and get back to you, FWIW, this is almost identical to what I did i... manveru (Michael Fellinger)

03/03/2010

12:02 PM Ruby Feature #2759: Regexp /g and /G options

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That's one out of many, and the shortest I could find.
My other samples still fail... here's a quick paste from when I try to convert the Markdown bundle: http://pastie.org/851062
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manveru (Michael Fellinger)

03/02/2010

10:49 AM Ruby Feature #1102: Prepend Module

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+1 for Module#prepend
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manveru (Michael Fellinger)

03:11 AM Ruby Feature #2759: Regexp /g and /G options

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It's not correct, I simply shortened a longer expression.
The original is:

(?x)\G
(?= ([ ]{4}|\t)
| [#]{1,6}\s*+
| [ ]{,3}(?<marker>[-*_])([ ]{,2}\k<marker>){2,}[ \t]*+$
)
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manveru (Michael Fellinger)

02/22/2010

04:10 AM Ruby Feature #2759: Regexp /g and /G options

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Thank you very much, that seems handle most of what I need, have to make sure it works correctly tomorrow.
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manveru (Michael Fellinger)