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How can you legitimately compare this to the colors.js thing? This is a language evolving, and warning you of something that in Ruby 3 will be a _breaking chang
by __float 5y ago
How can you legitimately compare this to the colors.js thing? This is a language evolving, and warning you of something that in Ruby 3 will be a _breaking change_.
This is a good change, too, and if you're just writing small one-off Ruby scripts, why not start writing compliant Ruby?
- brigandish 5y ago> How can you legitimately compare this to the colors.js thing? Are they both annoying? Do plenty of gem authors want to spam me with their thoughts every time their gem is run? That's how. > This is a good change, too, and if you're just writing small one-off Ruby scripts, why not start writing compliant Ruby? The nonsense output from the interpreter isn't a one off - certainly isn't from gems - and if my Ruby isn't compliant then why is the interpreter running it? The warnings are about future changes, I simply read the change log when something is released, no need to spam me endlessly.