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jeremy
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This brings the Ruby version to 4.0. This updates the embedded jffi to from 1.3.10 to 1.3.15, and the embedded jruby-launcher from 1.1.19 to 2.0.2. This disables AppCDS usage unless the user has configured a JRUBY_JSA environment variable, as the default location is not writable results in a warning. This ships more of the jruby bin files. There were some hidden files needed to avoid warnings, as well as some new programs that should be added. These go in /usr/local/jruby/bin, which is not in PATH, so conflicts aren't an issue. One issue with this version is it ships a version of minitest that doesn't work, as the version it ships depends on a prism library that it doesn't ship. This should be fixed in the next version, but in the meantime, comment out a couple minitest files in the PLIST. Users can use the following to install a usable minitest version: jruby -S gem install minitest --version '<6'
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Avoid the following warning on every startup:
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Warning: AppCDS archive directory is not writable, disabling AppCDS operations
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Users can set the JRUBY_JSA environment variable to a writeable file; doing so
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improves performance significantly.
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Index: bin/jruby.sh
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--- bin/jruby.sh.orig
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+++ bin/jruby.sh
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@@ -875,6 +875,7 @@ if [ -n "${JRUBY_JSA-}" ]; then
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else
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# Default JVM Class Data Sharing Archive (jsa) file for JVMs that support it
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jruby_jsa_file="$JRUBY_HOME/lib/jruby-java$java_runtime_version.jsa"
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+ use_jsa_file=false
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fi
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readonly jruby_jsa_file
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