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I am pleased to announce that this service did indeed launch yesterday, and that you can give it a try by heading over to rubyproblems.com now. If you need a bit more information, consider checking out this screencast or this announcement .
While this is still a bit of an experiment for us, we're really excited to see how things turn out. …
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Last week Chris , my colleague from Go Free Range , helped me fix a bug in Mocha . The problem was that in Ruby 2.0 (!) stubbing and un-stubbing FileUtils.mkdir p seemed to change the visibility of the original method from public to private. require "fileutils" require "mocha/api" FileUtils.mkdir_p "test-before-stubbing" # => ["test-before-stubbing"] FileUtils.stubs(:mkdir_p) FileUtils.mkdir_p "test-after-stubbing" …
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