How to develop the Standard Libraries of Ruby?
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The document discusses the future of the Ruby ecosystem, particularly the development of standard libraries and the introduction of gemification in Ruby 3.0 and subsequent versions. Key points include the categorization of standard libraries, the migration of certain gems to bundled status, and ongoing issues with Rubygems and default gems. It concludes with a call for community involvement in the development process and future plans for Ruby 3.1 and 4.0.
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How to develop the Standard Libraries of Ruby?
- 1. The future of Ruby ecosystem with GitHub Hiroshi SHIBATA / GMO Pepabo, Inc. 2021.09.11 RubyKaigi takeout 2021 How to develop the Standard Libraries of Ruby?
- 2. Hiroshi SHIBATA @hsbt https://www.hsbt.org Executive Of fi cer VP of Engineering Technical Director at GMO Pepabo, Inc. @pepabo
- 4. Agenda •The introduction for Gemi fi cation of Ruby 3.0, RubyGems 3.2 and Bundler 2.2 •The details of developing the default gems •The future planf for Ruby 3.1/4.0
- 5. The introduction for Gemi fi cation of Ruby 3.0, RubyGems 3.2 and Bundler 2.2
- 6. Standard Libraries Default Gems Bundled Gems Pure Ruby 3 52 8 C extensions 6 20 0 This matrix shows number of standard libraries and their classi fi cations in Ruby 3.0. Gemi fi cation of Ruby 3.0 With ruby/ruby repository
- 7. Gami fi cation on Ruby 3.1(TBD) I will extract the following default gems to bundled gems. net-ftp net-imap Debug net-pop net-smtp English - Rubocop still suggest to use it. ostruct - A lot of gems depends on it. date - Rails dependes on it. … And I gave up to promote the following default gems. matrix prime
- 8. Which stdlibs will remain in the stdlibs? I decided to not promote the following gems to the default gems. mkmf rbconfig objspace coverage monitor ripper socket
- 9. Native extension with the bundled gems •We couldn’t promote the native extension to the bundled gems now. •We need to use installed Ruby before its installed.
- 10. The new feature of RG 3.2/Bundler 2.2 •Fixed the priority for multi-source dependencies for CVE-2020-36327 at “> Bundler 2.2.17”. •Support Multi-platform. •You should specify it with `bundle lock --platform …` •[ANN] I got the privilege for handling the rubygems.org
- 11. The details of the default gems
- 12. How develop the default gems •Default gems repository is located under the https:// github.com/ruby •It has a GitHub actions, enabled pull-request. So, you can develop typically github work fl ow.
- 13. The differences with ruby/ruby and ruby/* $ autoreconf $ ./con fi gure —disable-install-doc $ make -j $ make check You can run the test suite with under the repository. $ bundle install $ rake test ruby/ruby ruby/*
- 14. How merge the default gems to ruby/ruby •Default gems side(ruby/*) •Copy ruby/ruby. Run `make check`, If tests failed, I fi xed them and backport to default gems. •Stdlibs side(ruby/ruby) •Backport ruby/*. Run `rake test`, If tests failed, I fi xed them and forwardport to stdlibs.
- 15. sync_default_gems.rb This script manage the commits between ruby/ruby and ruby/*. •Pick single commit or commits from ruby/* to ruby/ ruby. •Add URL for the original commits of ruby/* to commit message.
- 16. Migrate minitest to test-unit •In the past, We use the custom test framework of Ruby repository for the default gems. •I migrated them to test-unit + the custom assertions. •I want to simple mock with test-unit.
- 17. What’s CoreAssertion? •This provides the advanced usage of ruby interpreter tests •Integrate envutil •Add Custom assertions •Handle test-unit and minitest differences
- 18. The feature plan for Ruby 3.1/4.0
- 19. JRuby migration •Finally, We can migrate JRuby port to the default gems. •We could care the both speci fi cation at one repository. •But We should coordinate the license of JRuby code.
- 20. Avoid to use `--disabled-gems` •Ruby have a `--disabled-gems` for the Ruby core development. •We considered to disable/ remove it from distributed version because the users misunderstood its usage. •We should improve the its performance.
- 21. Bump up RubyGems/Bundler We will merge into RubyGems 3.3 and Bundler 2.3 into Ruby 3.1.0-dev. But We have no plan to release RG 4.0 and Bundler 3.0 Ruby Bundler RubyGems 3.0 3.1 3.1 2.1 3.2 4.0 ? 2.2 ?
- 22. Activation issues about the default gems We still have a activation issue with RubyGems and the default gems. •tsort •… We should rewrite it with pure ruby inplementation.
- 23. We need the contributors for the default gems •We need to your help the following topics •Ractor support •Documentation •We can give write grant for the default gems repository like ruby/*. •It’s not ruby-commiter but you can commit to stdlib.
- 24. Conclusion
- 25. Conclusion I introduced the following topics. •The current status of gemi fi cation at Ruby 3.1 •The details of developing the default gems •The future plan for RubyGems/Bundler and Gemi fi cation Let’s join to #rubygems of ruby-jp slack and talk about them.