I can't believe I missed the moment for the perfect screenshot https://mastodon.social/media/eEvVc3-AV1anDfnjBR8
@Gargron looks like you need to close three issues, mate
@Gargron edit the elements with dev tools, no one will know ;P
@Gargron BTW are you running MRI or Rubinius? (or even JRuby). The threading part of rbx might be useful…
@Keltounet MRI. Need to look into Rubinius, I don't quite get why it's called a "language platform" and what the advantage wrt. MRI is
@Gargron main advantage is native thread support and no BGL compared to MRI. Might be only 2.2 or .2.3 compatible language-wise though. I haven't check recently.
@Keltounet We are on 2.3.1 over here and Rubinius does claim to be 2.3.1-compatible. However iirc 2.4 brings many GC improvements so I wonder which way the upgrade is more worth it..?
@Gargron are you using rvm or rbenv? Using rbenv here and I have a working "migrate_gems.sh" which is very useful.
@Keltounet rbenv! a lot simpler than rvm

@Gargron totally agree, and less intrusive in the dev environment.

Here is my `migrate-gems.sh`
https://gist.github.com/keltia/42898bbcda77d40b4bb7169ae844a433

@Keltounet Wait, does this just replace gem install bundler --no-ri; bundle install?
@Gargron bundler does that only in your local environment, migrate-gems does it for all your gems, regardless of bundler.
@Gargron Looks like you nailed it.
@Gargron just close three issues quickly!!
@Gargron Quick! Close 3 issues!