daniel-rikowski (Daniel Rikowski)
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- Registered on: 03/10/2014
- Last sign in: 07/29/2024
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Activity
08/11/2020
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08:34 AM Ruby Bug #17112: Resolv.getaddress fails with IPv6 link-local addresses
- After some experiments I noticed that changing `use_ipv6?` isn't the whole story.
In `Resolv#each_address` there seems to be a check for IP addresses. In case an IP address is given no actual resolving is performed.
```ruby
if AddressR...
08/10/2020
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- I noticed that I cannot resolve any link-local IPv6 address using `Resolv.getaddress`. For example calling `Resolv.getaddress('fe80::eca4:7b00:ecc5:206c%8')` fails with `Resolv::ResolvError`
Resolving any IPv4 address succeedes, as well...
03/09/2019
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- I noticed that certain glob patterns involving braces and drive letters, which did work in Ruby 2.5.3, no longer work in Ruby 2.6.1.
Assume I have a directory `C:\Projects` and my current directory is `C:\Windows`. Using IRB I can obs...
07/01/2015
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- I ran Adrien's benchmark on Windows:
Besides showing a similar performance regression it looks like Dir[] is dramatically slower on Windows:
ruby-2.2.2p95: 161.4
ruby-2.1.6p336: 31.8
(Windows 8.1, SSD, NTFS)
I guess that is ...
03/13/2014
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- No problem, I'm glad to help.
To be honest I'm a little concerned that my report of such a minor problem might result in such a drastic change.
But lets hope for the best :)
03/11/2014
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- I could not find anything official regarding UNC paths with forward slashes in the Win32 documentation for paths (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa365247%28v=vs.85%29.aspx)
So I did a few tests: They work on ... -
- I'm not sure if converting the separators in `#initialize` is the best way to go. I can see the advantages, but I can also imagine existing programs breaking because of that.
Personally I'd prefer a more conservative approach which wo...
03/10/2014
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- When using `Pathname#cleanpath` with a Windows path the resulting path contains a mixture of slashes and backslashes.
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require 'pathname'
path = Pathname.new('c:\projects\ruby\bug\test.rb')
path.to_s # => "c:\\proj...