Directories
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rspec
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parsesweep
command
Command parsesweep runs every .rb file under one or more roots through rbgo's front-end (parse + compile, NO execution) and reports an acceptance rate.
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Command parsesweep runs every .rb file under one or more roots through rbgo's front-end (parse + compile, NO execution) and reports an acceptance rate. |
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rubyspec
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cmd/guards
command
guards censuses ruby/spec's `ruby_version_is` by SHAPE, because the two shapes move the population in different directions and only one of them has ever been counted.
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guards censuses ruby/spec's `ruby_version_is` by SHAPE, because the two shapes move the population in different directions and only one of them has ever been counted. |
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cmd/phantom
command
phantom finds ruby/spec examples that can pass BECAUSE A METHOD IS MISSING.
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phantom finds ruby/spec examples that can pass BECAUSE A METHOD IS MISSING. |
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cmd/ratchet
command
Command ratchet judges one ruby/spec sweep against a per-file baseline.
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Command ratchet judges one ruby/spec sweep against a per-file baseline. |
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Package webapp is a reference-app RUN-conformance harness for rbgo: it proves that the embedded interpreter can actually *run* real Ruby web apps end-to-end (run, not merely parse), by driving the Rack `call(env)` contract directly with a synthetic Rack environment — no TCP socket, no network.
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Package webapp is a reference-app RUN-conformance harness for rbgo: it proves that the embedded interpreter can actually *run* real Ruby web apps end-to-end (run, not merely parse), by driving the Rack `call(env)` contract directly with a synthetic Rack environment — no TCP socket, no network. |
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