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Implement Enumerable#{min,max,min_by,max_by} with optional arguments for Ruby 2.2#3420

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Implement Enumerable#{min,max,min_by,max_by} with optional arguments for Ruby 2.2#3420
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What is o supposed to mean in this case? Can do get rid of the single letter variables?

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I didn't touch the code, but the variable names have been rewritten :)

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Oh I wasn't condemning you for it, but when changing this anyway it would be nice to take care of cases like this :)

@kachick kachick force-pushed the implement-min-max-optarg branch from bf37aed to 8ef28a0 Compare June 4, 2015 19:06
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Implement Enumerable#{min,max,min_by,max_by} with optional arguments for Ruby 2.2
@brixen brixen merged commit f1f7b56 into rubinius:2.2 Jun 11, 2015
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kachick commented Jun 11, 2015

Thanks!

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