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Ruby 3.4 prints the following message when redefining object_id: ``` warning: redefining 'object_id' may cause serious problems ``` According to fragment.rb, winrm’s object_id is the ID of the message, so let’s rename it to message_id. message_id was not used before, and no calls to object_id referred to Ruby’s, so I’ve naively replaced all occurrences of object_id by message_id.
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@pcai can you take a look please 🙏 ? |
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@mwrock can you take a look please ? 🙏 |
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Sorry for the delay, I approved the check to run and it seems safe so I'll merge it if the tests pass. I'm unsure what our usual policy here is, but this is probably not part of an explicit public api - so I am gathering that this isn't going to be considered a breaking change, right? Even though in theory it could break someone who specifically depends on this? |
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Thank you for the contribution. Tests pass, and I couldn’t find any references to object_id in any repo in the organization, so this seems safe to me |
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Thanks @pcai |
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Ruby 3.4 prints the following message when redefining object_id:
According to fragment.rb, winrm’s object_id is the ID of the message, so let’s rename it to message_id.
message_id was not used before, and no calls to object_id referred to Ruby’s, so I’ve naively replaced all occurrences of object_id by message_id.
I do not have a Windows machine to test, but this change should be safe unless external calling code use these methods.