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I had to disable incognito mode and pass only user data directory path like this: OPTS = { incognito: false, browser_options: { 'user-data-dir' => '/tmp/chromium' } } Ferrum::Browser.new(...

Updated. I think now it is clear what I want to do.

You need to spend more time thinking about what you want and present a better explanation to us. Right now we're having to guess on a lot of things. Window? What kind of window? Are you talking about ...

how about this class Aaa def initialize ; @name='aaa' ; end def inspect ; 'foo' end end a = Aaa.new #=> foo just one line: Object.instance_method(:inspect).bind_call a #=> "#<Aaa:...

What kind of info? Previous question provides more accurate info How to post multiple serial numbers from file to a website EDIT: I updated my question

You need to provide WAY more info if you want a reasonable answer.

When we call super without parentheses, it automatically passes all arguments from the child method to the parent method. When we call super(), it invokes the parent method without passing any ...

Found solution do not know if only one or correct one. Had tried searching setting for line and space and changing setting with no result. Watched video where there searched for height (not same ...

Don’t try to define a Unicode “cutoff.” Instead, sanitize and rebuild the boolean query before sending it to MySQL. In Rails: Normalize Unicode (so weird presentation characters don’t break parsing). ...

Mass importing data into your DB table is very easy with SmarterCSV: def upload seller_id = @current_user.sellers.first.id options = { chunk_size: 1000 } SmarterCSV.process(params[:file]....

another response from the future just add the following to your controller RSpec.configure { |c| c.before { expect(controller).not_to be_nil } }

Just wrap the whole thing (apart from the anchoring at the beginning and end) into an additional (?<foo>(...): ^(?<foo>(?<time>\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2} \d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}) (?<s_ip>\d{1,...

I suggest creating a gem first. What kind of data types are you thinking about, would you mind elaborating?

Same file 40 lines Notepad++ and 6 in Vs Code both snapshots same physical size. Am working in a Laptop so very little screen space to start with. The comment was made "I don't like that VSCode ...

There is information about how contribute on the Ruby website.

Haha, the questions was up for 13 hours, yet within 3 minutes you and me both decided to post a comment asking fro a screenshot.

This might be one of those rare cases where a screenshot would help.

Ruby on Rails 8.0 is not compatible with Minitest 6.0 (see this bug report). You have to either downgrade Minitest to 5.1 or do update Ruby on Rails to 8.1. Both can be done be setting the desired ...

Yes that was more or less my question. But I realize that I didn't understand correctly that there was no "module isolation" in ruby (if that terminology makes sense)

All lines are numbered if you choose to number them. If you see not actual lines without numbers, it can be the space used by VSCode to show some code statistics, number of references, and the like. ...

Text align in Trix is trix-y (🙄) Digging into this I found a solution that works well. This article by Konnor Rogers lays out the basics, but I still had trouble in the edit-after-save. In the end, ...

For Mr. EdgeCase, If none of the above solutions worked for you, try what worked for me by visiting the actual file those warnings are referencing. Once inside the file, find the lines referenced ...

If you don't want to downgrade your connection_pool gem (and sidekiq) you can do this instead, just use the pool: false: config.cache_store = :redis_cache_store, { url: ENV['REDIS_URL'], pool: false }

Is there any way to know when a negative unix timestamp will be too old to reliably represent? There is non reliable way. It depends on how the particular platform chooses to represent the timestamp, ...

Could you clarify the question? Are you asking how Jekyll is available without calling require "xxx" where xxx is wherever the Jekyll is defined and where its declarding Jekyll.logger ?

require simply runs the file. That's literally all it does. People have a tendency to make it sound a lot more complicated than it needs to be. If you want isolation, you need Refinements.

how about this: class String def split_at(i) return [self[0...i], self[i..-1]] end def split_by(r) return [self] unless m = r.match(self) return [ m.pre_match, m[0], m.post_match ] ...

Indeed, I think I didn't understand that there was no scope isolation between ruby files. I thought require was mandatory in each file to bring things into scope

I admit I am too lazy to look up how Jekyll does it (it's open source, so you can do that yourself if you want), but building something that does the same thing is not rocket science: #!/usr/bin/env ...

It sets the value during initialization? I’m not 100% sure I understand the confusion—think of it as “not needing globals. or window., and code runs during initialization. Same thing happens in JS ...

I've faced this problem before. The common issue is due to the OS Terminal detecting the file permissions or the file line endings as file content changes These are the common solutions (copied from ...

Made the following changes to our AWS initializer for the aws-sdk-s3 gem: Aws.config.update( # Other configurations like `region` and `credentials`. http_idle_timeout: 60, # Seconds a persistent ...

There's OpenSSL 3.6.1 now, and building Ruby with that version worked for me.