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New psych failures with 3.0.3 + updated tests. #5142
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@enebo How concerned do you think we should be putting 9.1.17 out with these failures? I'm not sure how new they are; we have updated Psych a few times without updating tests, and had not seen these failures up until now. |
@headius I guess it depends on how ominous the failures look. Do they look like someone would be depending on behavior that changed? |
@enebo They didn't look too ominous to me, but I'm not sure what some of them are testing. I'll push the excludes shortly. |
Ok...so it looks like there's spec failures too. This probably needs to be addressed before we release with the new Psych/SnakeYAML. I will push a pre gem and a branch to get a complete listing of failures. |
There are several failures, either regressions in JRuby's psych code or in SnakeYAML, or new failures from issues only fixed in the psych C code.
I removed my patch for excludes since we now have a complete accounting of failures in this build: https://travis-ci.org/jruby/jruby/jobs/367441040 |
I've done a re-update of Psych tests and excludes and I don't think there's a need to keep this issue open. The remaining issues are mostly minor differences in SnakeYAML behavior or other small features we'll get to. |
For #5098 I am about to release Psych 3.0.3 and use it in JRuby 9.1.17. However updating the tests (required because some older deprecated tests no longer load) exposes some failures. These may be regressions in the JRuby part of Psych, but they are more likely one of the following:
I will be tagging them for now.
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