02:59 <puritylake[m]> Trying to figure what the hell this string evals to `"#{<<~"{#"}\n#{<<~'};'}"`

02:59 <puritylake[m]> It's part of an mri test

09:48 <brometeo_davinci> Hi :)

09:49 <brometeo_davinci> I have a problem with Java 17 and JRuby 9.3.4.0. After writing to mailing list and not getting any response, can I ask here? :)

09:55 <headius> puritylake: wow

09:57 <headius> Two heredocs inside an interpolated string

09:57 <headius> I will guess {#\n};

09:58 <headius> brometeo_davinci: oh sorry you got no list response! What's up?

09:58 <puritylake[m]> I've tried evaluating it in mri but it doesn't seem to work

10:01 <puritylake[m]> `test.rb:14: can't find string "{#" anywhere before EOF`

10:02 <headius> Pretty weird one

10:03 <headius> Oh I see it... Problem inheriting?

10:03 <brometeo_davinci> <headius> "brometeo_davinci: oh sorry you..." <- Problem is that when I try to inherit some Swing classes they don't work as expected. I am upgrading my app from JRuby 9.2.20.1 and Java 8, where it worked without errors.

10:04 <headius> That is definitely a bug and you should report it. We made some changes in 9.3 relating to extending Java classes and there's probably a bug in there

10:04 <headius> With very few exceptions anything that worked in 9.2 is expected to work in 9.3

10:05 <headius> brometeo_davinci: ^

10:06 <puritylake[m]> Figured it out

10:07 <puritylake[m]> I didn't realise it seems to be looking for a pattern, that pattern is everything between `{#` and `};`

10:07 <puritylake[m]> Never seen anything like it in Ruby lol

10:16 <brometeo_davinci> <headius> "That is definitely a bug and you..." <- Great. I'll report it. Thank you :)

10:27 <headius> puritylake: yeah that is a good example of how hard it is to parser Ruby code

13:20 <puritylake[m]> enebo: is there a way to run all mri tests with runner.rb?

13:21 <enebo[m]> We have two rake tasks which break them up and exclude some we cannot run

13:21 <enebo[m]> err test:mri I think does both test:mri:core and test:mri:stdlib

13:22 <enebo[m]> but if you need more control and do not want excludes you can also look at command-line that rake task generates and paste it

13:23 <headius> runner.rb test/mri should do it but that is a lot of tests and some may crash or hang (excluded from the rake targets) and several will reference extensions we don't have like dbm

13:24 <enebo[m]> ah so it will still do the rspec thing

13:24 <enebo[m]> I did not remember it would just do subdirectories

13:24 <enebo[m]> There are some tests which do not run with us and never will. like some stuff with RubyVM

13:24 <headius> Yeah

13:25 <puritylake[m]> Ah, ya that makes sense

13:25 <enebo[m]> going to leave for dentist appointment soon

16:23 <puritylake[m]> I feel I am slightly making a dent in the failing tests, although I have noticed they are the ones that are excluded, labeled "needs investigation"

16:31 <enebo[m]> puritylake: that is fine

16:32 <enebo[m]> puritylake: you may have a whitespace setting you want to change. It is adding indented blank lines.

16:32 <enebo[m]> Or on one file in your last PR

16:32 <puritylake[m]> Oops, I'll fix that

16:33 <enebo[m]> puritylake: also if you are fixing excluded stuff you should also remove that exclude line from the file

16:33 <puritylake[m]> Will do, in a different PR or in this one?

16:34 <enebo[m]> same one

16:36 <puritylake[m]> Ok may have fixed more than just the two there in the ARGF, just going to confirm in a second

16:56 <puritylake[m]> No I did not, my ability to read numbers is awful lol

16:57 <puritylake[m]> Although there do seem to be more excludes than there are failing tests but not a fix I provided

16:58 <enebo[m]> You can add them to the PR if you care to.

16:59 <enebo[m]> It is not part of the PR but it is fine

16:59 <puritylake[m]> I will do, just confirm which ones they are

16:59 <puritylake[m]> * do, just gonna confirm which

17:12 <puritylake[m]> Ok, that should be it

17:35 <puritylake[m]> Rest of the day will be sprintf, been putting it off lol