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<leftylink>
you know something, I got so confused by the structure of that hash and I've determined the reason is I assumed keys like` parents:` mean the parents of the thing containing them, when instead, given their ages, it's from a fixed perspective
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<leftylink>
I should not even be thinking about that though
<leftylink>
the problem remains the same no matter what the keys and values are
<leftylink>
I should not get distracted
<leftylink>
I'm so tempted to write it in terms of a merge followed by a compact, but I've not confirmed it'll work out
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<leftylink>
NOPE, can't use merge, since it'll do the wrong thing on keys only present on one side
<leftylink>
that's really annoying.
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<leftylink>
https://carc.in/#/r/9lgy are the tests I used as best as I understood the problem, and a function whose implementation can be filled in appropriately to pass them
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<IsoLinCHiP>
I am now in the process of cleaning up my gem, tty-config works like a charm, sprinkled in som XDG and voila. Now I would like to address the fact, that I would like to be able to use pry, when I want to, but dont want it as a runtime dependancy. So I thought I would move it to a group :development in my gemfile. I especially dont want to require 'pry' in any file I want to inspect, so I figured put `require:
<IsoLinCHiP>
true` on the Gemfile line. Now I am still stuck needing to Bundler.require(:development) in my launcher for it to be available, any way around that?
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<nakilon>
why don't people just usr -r flag
<nakilon>
*use
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<IsoLinCHiP>
nakilon: valid point. I did not think about that, thb. However in this particular situation I would still need to edit my sourcecode in multiple locations, since it is a wrapper around FZF which in turn calls it again, with special args for preview etc
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<IsoLinCHiP>
In a common rails app I am used to being able to just set RAILS_ENV=development, and I was wondering if bundler had a similar mechanism to derive its 'loadable groups' from ENV vars.
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<adam12>
IsoLinCHiP: That's basically just Rails parsing RAILS_ENV, settings Rails.application.environment, then passing it to Bundler.require. No reason you couldn't do your own.
<adam12>
IsoLinCHiP: Not sure of what you're working with, but you could do something similar. Just set your own env variable and require if it's set. Or require and rescue LoadError.
<adam12>
If this is a gem you're distributing to users, I wouldn't rely on Bundler being a dependency IMHO. It probably would be, but better to either rescue LoadError _or_ just make a wrapper for your dev environment that does `-rpry`.
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<rapidwave>
What to do about ed25519 extensions are not built error?
<rapidwave>
Also wdm 0.1.1 extensions are not built
<rapidwave>
I suggests gem pristine, but that doesn't work
<jhass>
using bundler?
<rapidwave>
I really don't know
<rapidwave>
Should I be?
<rapidwave>
I'm trying to use a script, not developing
<rapidwave>
I barely know Ruby
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<jhass>
mucked with the bundle command in any way?
<rapidwave>
I haven't done anything
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<rapidwave>
Now, the script may have I suppose
<rapidwave>
It's Laravel homestead
<jhass>
why would that use Ruby :D
<jhass>
ah, vagrant
<rapidwave>
It's written in Ruby
<jhass>
60% shell according to GH stats :P
<rapidwave>
Huh?
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<jhass>
idk, people in #laravel might be more expierenced, but in any case this is too vague. Full unaltered command invocation and its output seems appropriate (to gist or so, don't paste into the channel)