15:00 <headius> good morning!

16:11 <headius> enebo: have you tried jruby on Windows 11?

16:11 <headius> the executable doesn't seem to start

16:28 <enebo[m]> oh yeah? Hmm

16:29 <enebo[m]> I guess I am still using win10 pro

16:29 <enebo[m]> headius: try as admin just to make sure it isn't something like that

16:36 <headius> it works with direct Java command line

16:36 <headius> wondering if it is 32 bit being rejected now or something

16:41 <enebo[m]> wow amazing if true

16:41 <enebo[m]> My program files (x86) is still pretty big

16:41 <headius> I dunno, it just doesn't seem to run at all with no warnings etc

16:41 <enebo[m]> Although perhaps most are x64 in there

16:41 <headius> immediately back to command prompt

16:41 <enebo[m]> -Xtrace?

16:42 <enebo[m]> I am wondering if it is just exiting prematurely or it makes it a little ways in

16:43 <enebo[m]> sounds like 32 bit apps should work ok on win11

16:44 <enebo[m]> Another thing to try might be to put it in Program Files and see if it starts to run

16:44 <headius> https://gist.github.com/headius/93fdca0fc95794b3dcf93ea39dbf9837

16:44 <headius> seems to be some registry thing, maybe new to 17

16:44 <enebo[m]> neat

16:44 <headius> not great that it just quietly exits

16:44 <enebo[m]> HAHA yeah. You just have 17?

16:44 <enebo[m]> Perhaps it stopped writing JVM to that registry setting

16:48 <headius> just set this windows VM up and figured I'd try 17

16:48 <headius> https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/7268#issuecomment-1210981798

16:49 <headius> this is the last issue marked for 9.3.7.0 and I think the simple answer is to just avoid using this non-public NOSHARE_DELETE option when it is not available

16:49 <headius> I am still digging a bit to see if there is a way to disable SHARE_DELETE without using the hidden flag

16:51 <headius> yeah there really doesn't seem to be a way other than going back to java.io file opening for those cases

16:52 <headius> java.io APIs do not pass SHARE_DELETE, NIO APIs do pass SHARE_DELETE, and the only option to disable it again is that extended option NOSHARE_DELETE in a non-public module

16:52 <headius> so I say we just ignore it and allow NIO to do SHARE_DELETE always... it will be a compat difference with CRuby but there's no way around it without native IO

17:48 <enebo[m]> ok