> In Ruby 3.1, IRB introduced the autocompletion feature. While it has proven to be a useful feature for many users, it also came with some issues that were har

> In Ruby 3.1, IRB introduced the autocompletion feature. While it has proven to be a useful feature for many users, it also came with some issues that were hard to overlook <lists several> Really appreciate the attention to detail. I know little of ruby's internals, so usability flaws like those mentioned are difficult to put into google and try to fix (some usability hiccups are not due to bugs but due to misconfigurations - i.e. something I've set up incorrectly). These little quality of life improvements make a world of difference when using IRB for hours to get stuff done. Thank you to all those that make ruby awesome!