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[jruby] enebo pushed 2 new commits to bytelist_love: https://git.io/vbVXe
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jruby/bytelist_love 63193b5 Thomas E. Enebo: Minor: remove possible reassignment of name and calling normalizeSeps twice.
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jruby/bytelist_love 80f1f6e Thomas E. Enebo: Unbreak AOT/persistence
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<rtyler>
headius: do you happen to have a list of OSes or JVM versions you would /like/ to have JRuby things tested against?
<rtyler>
I'm working on some of Code Valet's platform support today, right now I've just got Docker on Ubuntu 16.04 (for all kinds of things), FreeBSD 11, and Windows 2016 (in the works)
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<headius>
oh hi I guess my IRC just connected
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[jruby] enebo pushed 1 new commit to bytelist_love: https://git.io/vbVAv
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jruby/bytelist_love f39a9eb Thomas E. Enebo: Simple regression in recent changes. Some trace instr will have a null name....
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<eregon_>
headius, enebo: Thread.report_on_exception got accepted (unless it breaks the world) and I implemented it in MRI 2.5RC1!
<headius>
looks great, thanks for bringing it up again
<enebo>
eregon_: cool
<olle>
eregon: Shiny!
<eregon_>
yes, true by default :)
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<eregon_>
Found a nasty bug while fixing MRI tests, DRb was creating threads in a loop during its shutdown :)
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[jruby] enebo pushed 1 new commit to bytelist_love: https://git.io/vbwv8
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jruby/bytelist_love 6d1577b Thomas E. Enebo: Yay another missed IR persist/aot bug.
<rtyler>
headius: since I guess you missed my question before you reconnected "do you happen to have a list of OSes or JVM versions you would /like/ to have JRuby things tested against?"
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<headius>
rtyler: oh yeah sorry
<headius>
it came through in history and I missed it
<headius>
rtyler: platform wise obviously osx linux windows
<headius>
we have played with appveyor for windows but never got it green...and it may simply not be green right now because it has lagged a bit
<rtyler>
is one linux equally viable as another?
<headius>
hmmm
<rtyler>
centus vs. debian for example
<headius>
generally yes
<headius>
but we have had unexpected bugs come up from musl libc
<headius>
glibc linuxes are pretty much the same as far as we've seen
<rtyler>
musl would be alpine?
<headius>
ahh yes that's it
<headius>
I knew it started with A
<headius>
rtyler: I assume we're only talking about x86
<rtyler>
technically anything I can provision on Azure is fair game
<headius>
ARM and PPC would be second and third most common, but fairly distant
* rtyler
nods
<rtyler>
there's been murmurs of arm support in Azure for ages now
<rtyler>
haven't seen it materialize unfortunately
<headius>
yeah I periodically check for a good ARM cloud and there's not much still
<rtyler>
omg let's build one
* rtyler
wilts
<headius>
which is weird because they've been crowing about ARM clusters for years
<headius>
hahah
<headius>
yeah wtf...I searched for aarch64 cloud and a bunch of articles came up about the first company to make one, Data Centred
<headius>
address no longer resolves
<rtyler>
hah
<rtyler>
the market doesn't really make sense to me