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A new file opened while git is slow for another lands with its open.
In the editor, a file git placed at once was written only at the next
retry, a quarter second later, whenever another file's git ls-files was
still out, so the request right after its open missed it. Opens behind a
pending answer now share a 100 ms wait.
A path gem's copy of a stdlib file answers alone.require "json"
where a Bundler path: gem has its own lib/json.rb answered that copy
and the stdlib's, ambiguous; Bundler puts a path gem's lib/ ahead of
the stdlib as surely as an installed gem's, so it is now resolved. A copy
in the checkout's own lib/, test/ or spec/ is still listed beside
the stdlib's, since those are only guessed to be on the load path.
A --refs miss on a name reached through an ancestor says where it
is.--refs File::NULL read as if nothing defined it; the mentions are
listed under IO::NULL, where Ruby finds it through File < IO. The
miss now adds "found through File's ancestor IO, it is IO::NULL" (or,
through an alias, the name Ruby's lookup reaches). Which rows are found
is unchanged.