Don't dup every element in Enumerator#drop (9K) #4225
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In 06f0441 (JRUBY-6892) Enumerable#drop was changed to call #dup on every element that ended up in the result, but that might not work. Not all objects correctly implement #dup, or are even allocatable. #take was not changed, and looking at the differences between #take and #drop the only thing that stood out was that the signature of the #each call was different. Changing from Signature.NO_ARGUMENTS to Signature.ONE_REQUIRED make the issue that 06f0441 tried to fix go away.
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This was referenced Oct 13, 2016
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Our CI went red for a while, so I pulled locally and ran a couple suites. Things look good. Merged. |
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This fixes #4218 in JRuby 9K.
In 06f0441 (JRUBY-6892)
Enumerable#dropwas changed to call#dupon every element that ended up in the result, but that might not work. Not all objects correctly implement#dup, or are even allocatable.#takewas not changed, and looking at the differences between#takeand#dropthe only thing that stood out was that the signature of the #each call was different. Changing fromSignature.NO_ARGUMENTStoSignature.ONE_REQUIREDmake the issue that 06f0441 tried to fix go away.