Ruby Issue Tracking System

01/12/2021

11:15 AM Ruby master Bug #17529: Ractor Segfaults with GC enabled

Just confirmed that it only segfaults when ruby is configured with the `--enable-shared` option (which `rbenv` does b... prajjwal (Prajjwal Singh)

10:21 AM Ruby master Bug #17529: Ractor Segfaults with GC enabled

@ko1
It crashes for any value of ARGV[0] between 1 and 25 (that I tested).
The fact that its happening so consi... prajjwal (Prajjwal Singh)

01:06 AM Ruby master Bug #17529 (Closed): Ractor Segfaults with GC enabled

I've been benchmarking `Ractor` on my machine with the following naive prime number generator:
```ruby
# frozen_s... prajjwal (Prajjwal Singh)

05/25/2020

11:33 PM Ruby master Feature #16913 (Open): Add `ARGF#each_io`

Add an iterator for each file supplied on the command line, or STDIN. `ARGF#each_io`
## Current Status
Often, w... prajjwal (Prajjwal Singh)

03/07/2020

06:39 AM Ruby master Feature #16665: Add an Array#except_index method

There needs to be more discussion on the behavior of this method.
Logically, `except_indices` should be the compleme... prajjwal (Prajjwal Singh)

12:58 AM Ruby master Feature #16665: Add an Array#except_index method

In my opinion `omit_indices` is the best name in the thread so far, but I'm not a huge fan of making my methods verbs... prajjwal (Prajjwal Singh)

06:21 AM Ruby master Misc #16678 (Open): Array#values_at has unintuitive behavior when supplied a range starting with negative index

Consider the following:
``` ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
a = (1..5).to_a
p a.values_at(3..5) # => [4,... prajjwal (Prajjwal Singh)

01:03 AM Ruby master Feature #16673: total_timeout for Net::HTTP

`+1`. This is something I'd love to see implemented because this is actually the most common use case for me.
Coul... prajjwal (Prajjwal Singh)

10/07/2019

06:59 AM Ruby master Revision c8542ab4 (git): Add: Array#intersection method

prajjwal (Prajjwal Singh)

06:57 AM Ruby master Feature #16155: Add an Array#intersection method

Implementation is currently based on `Array#&`, which is elegant but might end up allocating a whole bunch of arrays ... prajjwal (Prajjwal Singh)