"[2].to_enum.find_index(2.0)" returns 0 (to match MRI behavior)#3325
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I have sent a potential fix to JRuby: jruby/jruby#3325 If the bug is fixed in JRuby, we can later remove this.
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I have sent a potential fix to JRuby: jruby/jruby#3325 If the bug is fixed in JRuby, we can later remove this.
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very najs, I think @eregon would prefer having the spec/ruby/core/enumerable/find_index_spec.rb updated in a separate commit? |
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Yes, that would be nicer to merge back upstream (essentially the commit name would reflect just the spec not the "fix" part) |
…equality This matches the behavior of MRI.
The 'equals' method is used as an equivalent of `self#==`. `Fixnum#==` converts Float arguments, so `RubyFixnum.equals` should do so too. `RubyFixnum.op_equalOther` also converts `Bignum`s which are passed in, so maybe `RubyFixnum.equals` should do so too. But then again, when can a `Bignum` ever be equal to a `Fixnum`? In MRI, I'm pretty sure that is impossible, but maybe JRuby doesn't always "fixize" `Bignum`s? That is a question for someone else to answer. For now, this fixes a bug.
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You got it. Have a look now. |
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"[2].to_enum.find_index(2.0)" returns 0 (to match MRI behavior)
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This is a bug which I found while testing one of my gems on JRuby. Please have a look!