Yeah, that's an unfortunate part of Ruby's design and culture though and not really specific to c.j. Since Ruby doesn't have real keyword arguments, you don't g

Yeah, that's an unfortunate part of Ruby's design and culture though and not really specific to c.j. Since Ruby doesn't have real keyword arguments, you don't get any checking (even at run time) that the things you passed in aren't completely wrong (and thus silently ignored). We could have fixed that bit with some API redesign, so it's not nearly as dire a problem. The other two things couldn't really be fixed without changing languages entirely.