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Ruby master/head - racc is now a bundled gem, not a default gem #927
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Thanks for reporting. It's an external dependency, if #928 doesn't fix it we'll have to report it in the Racc repository. |
I've published |
Thanks for the quick release. It didn't work. The problem is that Bundler will use 'default' gems, but will not use 'bundled' gems. So, it's not a ruby/racc issue, as it's due to a change in ruby/ruby. Was debating whether to open an issue there... JFYI, my normal Ruby for OSS work (Ubuntu & Windows) is master, so I noticed it this morning. |
Sorry, I don't get how it affects RuboCop. Parser itself works well with the latest ruby-head, there are no errors on loading |
It's only when used with Bundler. Here racc is a development dependency. I think if it was made a 'normal' dependency things would be fine, but that's kind of a pita for me to test... With it only as a development dependency, if I run
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I opened #929 to resolve this issue and confirm a successful CI at rubocop/rubocop#11942 with Parser 3.2.2.3. |
When using bundler, breaks running RuboCop with Ruby master/head.
parser/lib/parser.rb
Line 12 in 0e0dfb8
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