Ruby 2.6 : Add :receiver option to NameError.new and NomethodError.new#6666
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👍 we could eliminate the Hash allocation from initialize
(but it's less important than shipping the receiver feature)
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@kares Thanks for your review. I updated the commit. |
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This failed but I can't see how it would be related to your change: Seems to be an intermittent failure. I will file an issue for it and restart that job. |
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This PR adds :receiver option to to NameError.new and NomethodError.new.