ruby: (some) builtin functions not available with ruby 3.3

[u3shit]

Describe the bug

Upgrading my ruby from 3.1 to 3.3.1, my very simple script stopped working because it couldn't find Kernel.loop. (But it's also easily reproducible from /ruby eval).

Steps to reproduce

1. /ruby eval [].shuffle or /ruby eval loop { break } or call any other function defined in .rbinc files.

Current behavior

21:51:28 =!= | ruby: error: (eval at (eval at eval:34):7):1:in `script_ruby_eval': undefined method `shuffle' for an instance of Array (#<Class:#<NoMethodError:0x00007f4b6cdd6d78>>)
21:51:28 =!= | ruby: error:      from (eval at eval:34):7:in `module_eval'
21:51:28 =!= | ruby: error:      from (eval at eval:34):7:in `script_ruby_eval'

Expected behavior

Built-in ruby functions work...

Suggested solutions

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Additional information

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WeeChat version

4.2.2

What OS are you using?

Gentoo

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[u3shit]

Looks like ruby_process_options need to be called now, it calls a bunch of (private) setup functions, something sets up these builtin methods. As a very quick and dirty workaround, adding

char* dummy_argv[] = { "ruby", "-enil", NULL };
ruby_process_options(2, dummy_argv);

after ruby_init seemingly fixes the problem... But some MRI wizard can probably come up with a better solution.

[flashcode]

Hi,

Where can I find documentation on the function ruby_process_options ?
I just found the header ruby/internal/interpreter.h but the information is not detailed there.

[u3shit]

Well, the ruby c api's documentation is pretty much non-existent. There's a bugreport from a decade ago that's still not fixed: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/7424 (see also the follow-up issue)

[u3shit]

Well, ok, there's ruby_options that's "documented" and more or less just calls ruby_process_options: https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/3.3/extension_rdoc.html

Calling ruby_options also seem to solve the issue.