Better support of pre-2.7 ruby#511
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iprof (xprof.rb) uses modern ruby syntax (endless ranges), so an old ruby fails to *parse* the whole file before the version check can run, giving a raw SyntaxError instead of a friendly message. Split iprof into a tiny old-ruby-safe wrapper (xprof_wrapper.rb.in -> bin/iprof) that checks the ruby version, then requires the implementation (xprof.rb, now in DATADIR). The wrapper uses only old, plain syntax, so the version gate runs and prints a friendly message on old ruby. Also add a configure-time ruby >= 2.7 check (single-sourced via RUBY_MIN_VERSION) and a bats regression test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Amazing PR Thomas! |
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iprof (xprof.rb) uses modern ruby syntax (endless ranges), so an old ruby fails to parse the whole file before the version check can run, giving a raw SyntaxError instead of a friendly message.
Split iprof into a tiny old-ruby-safe wrapper (xprof_wrapper.rb.in -> bin/iprof) that checks the ruby version, then requires the implementation (xprof.rb, now in DATADIR). The wrapper uses only old, plain syntax, so the version gate runs and prints a friendly message on old ruby.
Also add a configure-time ruby >= 2.7 check (single-sourced via RUBY_MIN_VERSION) and a bats regression test.