JRuby warning about concurrent-ruby HOT 10 CLOSED

That warning can be safely ignored. There are several JRuby-specific optimizations within the gem that take advantage of JRuby's excellent Ruby/Java interop. That warning is during the translation from Ruby to Java at some of the interop points. The translation occurs correctly and the code works as expected. We just haven't determined if it is possible to turn that warning off. One of our team members, @lucasallan, is on the JRuby core team. Another of our team members, @chrisseaton, works on the JVM at Oracle. And we've recently begun working closely with @headius. I can assure you that this warning isn't a problem.

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Our customers are worried about it so I'll provide you fix soon anyway :)

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@maximchick If you can make that warning go away you'll be one of my best friends forever. Thank you!

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Can you please create new gem version containing this fix?

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Certainly. Is it OK if I create another release candidate build of 0.7.0 or do you need a 0.6.2 point release? If you are not aware, the 0.7.0 release candidate includes "fat binaries" with C and Java native extensions and has the ruby-atomic gem merged in.

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I'm not aware fat binaries are ok

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As soon as I verify the upgrade to RSpec 3.0 in PR #128 I'll build and release RC1. This will include a couple of other bug fixes, too. I'll get you the update today.

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@maximchick I've released 0.7.0 RC1 and pushed it to Rubygems. This is a pre-release that includes your PR and a couple of other bug fixes (in addition to the features of RC0). Your can pull the latest from Rubygems or download directly from the release page. For a full list of changes, please see the changelog.

Do you mind if I ask how you are using our gem? I'm very interested in learning about how our work is being used in production.

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I develop station server for "AeroExpress" trains from/to Moscow airports. This server manages dozens of NFC-readers and turnstile controllers via binary TCP/IP based protocols. Server is bundled as a JAR file and runs under Java 7.

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That's great to hear! I'm glad you've been able to put our work to good use.

On a side note: My wife and I visited Russia last summer. We took a river cruise on the MS Lev Tolstoy from St. Petersburg to Moscow. It was an amazing trip and both cities were incredible.

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