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<joni_pv[m]> not sure if this is jruby related, but: any idea why when warbled rails app and run it inside tomcat it could not require sassc. app is working now when sass-rails and sassc is in development group. this is ok, but i dont't understand why sassc could not be required
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<headius[m]> yo yo yo
<headius[m]> lopex: how goes? I'm doing one more pass over failures
<enebo[m]> Assuming my latest fix is totally golden I am switching to begin;else;end
<enebo[m]> With that one done we will be green on ci
<enebo[m]> I think
<headius[m]> ok
<headius[m]> yeah specs only need that one to be green
<headius[m]> there's like 60 other fails across the MRI suites and I'm going to mop those up
<enebo[m]> yep finished 1 more
<headius[m]> have you pushed anything?
<enebo[m]> yes
<headius[m]> sweet
<enebo[m]> that was how I knew it had one more
<enebo[m]> I mean I did locally too but it was not real until travis said so
<headius[m]> ok triage done, back to 2.6
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<headius[m]> 33 fails in mri:stdlib
<headius[m]> ugh bigdecimal
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<headius[m]> I'll try to fix a few of these bigdecimal items
<headius[m]> ok these aren't terrible
<enebo[m]> lol travis allocated machines seems to be lower than normal
<headius[m]> slow getting jobs going?
<enebo[m]> 5?
<headius[m]> they are probably slowly tightening that belt
<headius[m]> heh yeah that's way lower than we usually get
<enebo[m]> I see only 5 tests running at a time but see nothing else running
<headius[m]> time to start migrating more to GH actions
<enebo[m]> I really don't know how long these first jobs take but I believe they were the longer ones because all the others would finish from extra workers
<enebo[m]> I was going to wonder if we are even getting the same sized instances but the timings are not so dfifferent for total time taken
<enebo[m]> I feel like we went from 8 to 5 workers
<headius[m]> I know we had at least ten
<headius[m]> maybe more
<enebo[m]> ok false alarm...there is something seriously wrong with the front end of travis...After doing like 10 reloads over the last 20 minutes this final reload and the entire build went from 5 workers to just being totally done
<headius[m]> heh when is there not something seriously wrong with the front-end of travis
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<headius[m]> BigDecimal is done
<headius[m]> enebo: I'm going to exclude remaining Coverage failures and attach to the tracing bug
<headius[m]> this all is the same ball of crap we're going to have to catch up at some point
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<headius[m]> enebo: do you want a separate issue for Ripper stuff/
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<headius[m]> ok I'll let these commits settle for a bit
<headius[m]> might be able to merge later today
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<headius[m]> I'm going for full burn
<headius[m]> FULL BURN
<headius[m]> this thing gets merged before dinner
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<headius[m]> lopex: hey did you figure out those remaining casefolding issues?
<headius[m]> enebo: dunno if you saw this failure but I'm going to tag this and the remaining syntax items for you to resolve
<headius[m]> so they are finally testing that output
<enebo[m]> headius: ok... that is weird that it does not fail now..
<headius[m]> you mean on master? This is probably a new test
<enebo[m]> no I mean anywhere ever pretty much
<headius[m]> tags are pushed, issue is 6159
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<headius[m]> there's another one about whitespace, and then two are related to the jcodings case folding thing
<enebo[m]> class xxx should immediately fail unless it is just the grammar fails for other reasons
<headius[m]> oh it fails
<headius[m]> it says the message doesn't match
<enebo[m]> meh..tag it
<headius[m]> because it's looking for that ^ marker to point at the right offset
<headius[m]> we don't emit that line at all
<headius[m]> yeah it's tagged
<enebo[m]> well we do emit a ^ and so the line is there but yeah perhaps the wrong location
<enebo[m]> haha ok
<enebo[m]> I see
<enebo[m]> we do emit one and we shouldn't
<headius[m]> Expected /^ \^~~\z/
<headius[m]> I think it wants the ^
<enebo[m]> 2.6 does not emit one and we do
<enebo[m]> I ran them both
<headius[m]> eh?
<enebo[m]> oh maybe I know...they bold stuff when it can now and does not ^
<enebo[m]> so maybe this test forces it into ^ mode however that isdone
<headius[m]> yikes
<headius[m]> well on console they underline the token
<headius[m]> that's new
<headius[m]> but this is in an eval and so maybe it switches back to caret
<enebo[m]> yeah that is likely why I see if this way
<headius[m]> it can't paste because it's like ansi or something
<enebo[m]> but this is super duper unimportant but the root cause is a node is wrong position
<enebo[m]> tbh I don't think we even have any code for the size of the token for the --- at all
<headius[m]> ~~~~~
<headius[m]> hah
<headius[m]> can't just send a series of ~~~~
<headius[m]> well get to work, this is critical
<enebo[m]> yeah it needs to know xxx is 3
<headius[m]> CRITICAL I SAY
<enebo[m]> heh
<enebo[m]> in truth a number of grammar things are easier to know the size of
<enebo[m]> but if we have to track that in other nodes that is highly undesirable
<enebo[m]> it will almost always be a keyword or identifier though
<headius[m]> yeah maybe they have some way of doing it cheaply
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