Open Source Contributions

Chewy

#Ruby #Elasticsearch

High-level Elasticsearch Ruby framework based on the official elasticsearch-ruby client.

• Replace parent-child mapping with a join field
• Document string vs keyword/text for ES6
• toptal/chewy Allow configuration of Active Job queue name
• [CI] Added Ruby 2.7 to CircleCI config
• [CI] Setup CI on CircleCI

FakeFS

#Ruby

I noticed that I couldn’t use one of my favourite debugging features in Pry when FakeFS is active: show-source raised errors. When I fixed this issue for Pry, I noticed that I can use a similar technique for IRB. It was a bit more difficult because I had to unmock Kernel#open.

• Fix binding.irb inside FakeFS
• Assign FS constants to make them available in Pry

I noticed two other low-hanging fruit and delivered two more fixes for reported issues:

• Do not expand globs in FileSystem.find
• Make Dir.open with block compatible with ::Dir

Ruby

#Ruby

I delivered a couple of micro-contributions to Ruby language itself and its standard library:

• [ruby/ruby] [DOC] Change formatting in the exec docs
• [ruby/stringio] [DOC] Add note about #to_io and remove mentions of the bin/ dir from the README
• [ruby/optparse] Don’t treat empty string as an option description
• [ruby/bigdecimal] [DOC] Document precision=0 and ndigits=0 for converting from Float
• [ruby/bigdecimal] [DOC] Improve documentation of BigDecimal#sign
• [ruby/bigdecimal] Handle correctly #reminder with infinity

Other

• [puma/puma] Do not raise error on CONNECT - improved handling of unsupported HTTP methods in Ruby application server #Ruby

• [rspec/rspec-expectations] Handle MockExpectationError in aggregate_failures - fixed a critical error that prevent RSpec (a Ruby testing library) from printing the test results correctly #Ruby

• [palkan/n_plus_one_control] Do not count a query matching .ignore pattern #Ruby

• [cockroachdb/cockroach] cli: handle utf in show tables #Golang

• [gottfrois/rails_event_store_mongoid] Order events by creation date not id. #Ruby #MongoDB

• [KnapsackPro/knapsack] Use Process.clock_gettime to measure track execution time #Ruby