Ruby Issue Tracking System

09/17/2018

09:56 AM Ruby trunk Bug #15118: Method [] & []= does not respect frozen_string_literal: true comment

@nobu : should this ticket be closed or not yet?
it seems fixed in 64745

09/03/2018

09:07 AM Ruby trunk Bug #15027: When Struct#each method is overriden Struct#select and Struct#to_a use wrong collections

@matz: is the patch from Nobu good enough?

08/27/2018

05:49 AM Ruby trunk Feature #15030: Have T_INTEGER constant for checking Integer types in C API

hm that is not that easy, while `Fixnum` and `Bignum` are deprecated on the ruby side,
on the C side they still exis...

08/26/2018

12:36 PM Ruby trunk Bug #15027: When Struct#each method is overriden Struct#select and Struct#to_a use wrong collections

as a middle way, can't we just do the "is overwritten by user" check?
i think i have seen it on other classes like A...

08/23/2018

02:16 PM Ruby trunk Misc #15007: Let all Init_xxx and extension APIs frequently called from init code paths be considered cold

what happens when i would call such cold function outside of Init_xxx ?
what functions in my own binding should be...

08/22/2018

10:13 AM Ruby trunk Bug #15001: Peek causes cursor to advance when enumerating the lines of a file

i think the problem is that String Enumerations are rewindable while on the IO/File it is not

08/10/2018

01:09 PM Ruby trunk Feature #14609: `Kernel#p` without args shows the receiver

ko1 (Koichi Sasada) wrote:
> Hanmac: do you rely on this behavior?
Me? not so much, in general i don't trust the ...

07/05/2018

07:28 AM Ruby trunk Feature #14887: Array#delete_if does not use #delete

@shevegen : the problem is that:
* `delete_if` can't call `delete` for the given reason of duplicates. the example w...

07/03/2018

08:05 AM Ruby trunk Bug #14891: Pathname#join has different behaviour to File.join

More examples:
~~~ ruby
Pathname.new('/a').join('c', 'b').to_s #=> "/a/c/b"
Pathname.new('/a').join('/c', 'b')...

07/02/2018

07:45 AM Ruby trunk Feature #14887: Array#delete_if does not use #delete

I don't think there is a way:
~~~ ruby
a = [1,2,3,2,5]
a.delete_if {|x| x == 2}
a #=> [1,3,5]
~~~
this might ...