Jean Boussier <[email protected]> wrote: > Interestingly, this patch would also help with Ruby 3.2 compatibility. > > Ruby 3.2 removed `Kernel#=~`, so when misbehaving app return header values > in e.g. Integer > unicorn now choke on it:
Thanks for that note. 2 things: 1. Ugh. That sort disregard for compatibility at the expense of making things "better" is why I and most people I've known no longer do new projects in Ruby :< Heck, I started rewriting many of unicorn's tests in Perl5 a few weeks ago since I want to be able to trust them decades from now. 2. I suppose unicorn will continue letting misbehaving apps have their way. It would be nice if developers consistently tested with Rack::Lint, of course > Whereas on 3.1 and older, `42 =~ /\n/` would simply not match and cast the > header as a String. Now I wonder if case/when === behavior will break someday...
