16:57 <havenwood> Anyone know why a few checksums changed in the AWS to Maven move? https://gist.github.com/havenwood/efe34bfc058283324d1687f1dc8f0efe

17:07 <havenwood> I'm assuming it's benign, but just wanted to check before merging the Maven checksums into ruby-versions so we can use them with ruby-install: https://github.com/postmodern/ruby-versions/pull/29

17:17 <havenwood> `diff -r` isn't showing any differences ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

18:40 <havenwood> zcmp doesn't either - so I guess it's a compression quirk

18:45 <enebo> havenwood: yeah I don't know why that would be but we push release artifacts to maven first and a script locally renames them and then I push to S3

18:47 <enebo> havenwood: needless to say I trust maven artifacts more than S3 because S3 ones we had to re-upload manually twice now

18:47 <enebo> havenwood: although I highly highly doubt there is anything wrong with either

18:51 <havenwood> enebo: roger that - thanks! nothing looks wrong to me either

20:33 <GitHub115> [jruby] jmalves opened pull request #5262: Proc source location gives wrong result (master...jmalves-source-location) https://git.io/fNu3s

23:22 <aryeh> Hi! I'm hoping to run JRuby 9.2.0.0 from source under debugger control in IntelliJ. Is anyone currently doing this? I have followed the relatively old instructions here https://github.com/jruby/jruby/wiki/DevelopingWithIntelliJ and get the error `Error:java: Annotation processor 'org.jruby.anno.AnnotationBinder' not found`.