@eregon
EDIT: nevermind. I converted the references but I'm still open to feedback if you have any.

do you have any advice for me?
I'm surely doing something wrong.

https://github.com/rails/marcel/actions/runs/18431879625/job/52520253962?pr=132

Also I kinda wouldn't have expected a `Polyglot::ForeignException` here but rather something that could be catched easier (maybe a descendent from Ruby's RegexpError).

But I guess there are technical reasons in #TruffleRuby for this. 😉

@headius it has been ages that I stumbled over a different handling between #MRI and #JRuby but today it has happened. 😉

EDIT: nevermind. I converted the references but I'm still open to feedback if you have any.

I'm surely doing something wrong, so I'm open in case you have any advice for me.

https://github.com/rails/marcel/actions/runs/18431055272/job/52518425738?pr=132

#TruffleRuby is affected too.

OK what the heck am I doing wrong here? RSpec on TruffleRuby is claiming a .to raise_error isn't catching an exception, but it appears that the exception class and message are identical?!
https://github.com/ronin-rb/ronin/actions/runs/11964732630/job/33357548812

#truffleruby

@postmodern Oops. I just responsed to an issue on ruby-install thinking the OP was talking about #TruffleRuby 24.1.0 when it was actually about 23.1.0. I think my reply may still add some value, as the recent removal of #OpenSSL v1.1 from #Homebrew prevents building ruby-install's notion of the "current" TruffleRuby (reported as 24.1.0) against openssl@3 even when passed build arguments.

Sorry for the misread OP. Hope this helps someone else anyway!

https://github.com/postmodern/ruby-install/issues/469#issuecomment-2455276011

Ah, nothing like posting on #StackOverflow to toughen up one's sense of self! I typically only answer the tricky questions there, so dealing with criticism of minor oversights, off-by-ones, and conversion errors are part of the fun. Ever try converting µs to femtoseconds when #benchmarking iterations on large data sets? Less fun than you think!

On the other hand, #TruffleRuby for the performance win. 900% faster for this use case than #CRuby, even with #YJIT.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/78263220/1301972