ruby3_2 fix: check if object responds to regex_match op #169
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Object#=~ is already deprecated since ruby2.6 and will be removed from ruby3.2. As the result, Array no longer respond to =~ from ruby3.2, for example. Check if the target object really respond to =~ . Closes wvanbergen#168
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Any chance of getting this PR merged and released? It would enable use with Ruby 3.2+ |
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Bug: wvanbergen/chunky_png#169 Signed-off-by: Sam James <[email protected]>
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Maybe there is more clean solution, however anyway proposing the fix.
Object#=~ is already deprecated since ruby2.6 and will be removed from ruby3.2. As the result, Array no longer respond to =~ from ruby3.2, for example.
Check if the target object really respond to =~ .
Closes #168