<GitHub78>
[jruby] bjfish created truffle-spec-helper-capi (+1 new commit): https://git.io/vXNlb
<GitHub78>
jruby/truffle-spec-helper-capi 338aba2 Brandon Fish: [Truffle] Compile c specs with extconf make
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<GitHub101>
[jruby] bjfish force-pushed truffle-spec-helper-capi from 338aba2 to 076a80d: https://git.io/vXN83
<GitHub101>
jruby/truffle-spec-helper-capi 076a80d Brandon Fish: [Truffle] Compile c specs with extconf make
<GitHub100>
[jruby] bjfish opened pull request #4326: [Truffle] Compile c specs with extconf make (truffle-head...truffle-spec-helper-capi) https://git.io/vXN8W
<chrisseaton>
Try the actual command mvn -Prake -Dtask=test:mri
* cprice404
goes to try that command
<cprice404>
chrisseaton: so, while that's running... if it passes, and I determine that it's because the test I referenced above is being excluded, what conclusions might I draw from that? :)
<chrisseaton>
I don't know these tests or what is normal I'm afraid - I just knew the answer to that one question you asked
<cprice404>
fair enough, thans
<cprice404>
s/thans/thanks
<cprice404>
anyone else know? 1) if the openssl tests are intentionally excluded, and 2) if there are known failures with them that aren't actually problematic, and that's why they are skipped?
<cprice404>
seems like they get run in CI for the 1.7 branch but not the 9k branch, potentially?
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<cprice404>
yeah that maven task succeeds for me eventually, so that test must be excluded
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<detj>
How does one pass the --dev flag when invoking jirb ?
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<Guest69>
is there a way to find out which jruby version was built on a specific ruby version?
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<tenderlove>
hi
<headius>
tenderlove: hi!
<headius>
Guest69: what do you mean?
<headius>
oh, which version of JRuby supported which version of Ruby?
<Guest69>
if my Gemfile is 2.2.2, how do I know which Jruby I need to install?
<headius>
just use latest 9.x
<headius>
9.1.6.0
<tenderlove>
headius: HI!!!
<Guest69>
headius then rake says this: Your Ruby version is 2.3.1, but your Gemfile specified 2.2.2
<headius>
9.0 was 2.2 compat, 9.1 is 2.3 compat, 9.2 will be 2.4 compat
<headius>
Guest69: ah...just remove it or make it open-ended
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<Guest69>
im going through the jruby deployment book but it never covers installing jruby
<headius>
there was a using jruby book but it's out of print and we haven't had time to update it :-(
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<GitHub89>
[jruby] headius pushed 3 new commits to ruby-2.4: https://git.io/vXxnP
<GitHub89>
jruby/ruby-2.4 87874c0 Charles Oliver Nutter: Match up Numeric#step logic with MRI 2.4.
<GitHub89>
jruby/ruby-2.4 f11d49b Charles Oliver Nutter: Return nil for Thread#name if not set.
<GitHub89>
jruby/ruby-2.4 fb633b8 Charles Oliver Nutter: Add arity-1 checked funcall path.
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<chrisseaton>
tenderlove: hello
<tenderlove>
chrisseaton: 👋
<tenderlove>
how are you?
<chrisseaton>
struggling with openssl
<chrisseaton>
I've got to the point where it seems to run in our C interpreter, but I get the generic 'something went wrong but I'm not sure what' error code when functions return
<chrisseaton>
Hard to see where to start fixing that
<chrisseaton>
Probably going to have to build a debug libssl and start to step through it
<tenderlove>
ugh
<tenderlove>
I've been there. OpenSSL is not fun to work on :(
<tenderlove>
are you able to narrow it down to a smaller script?
<chrisseaton>
no I don't really know the API, just I'm just trying to make a full web request using it
<chrisseaton>
can you break it down somehow?
<chrisseaton>
rand_bytes does work
<tenderlove>
you doing it through net/http?
<chrisseaton>
I think so - with open-uri and just opening an HTTPS website
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