Make refine method of Module private#9213
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headius merged 1 commit intojruby:masterfrom Feb 4, 2026
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Same as MRI
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Yup, good catch. We probably should rework "module" visibility to do this by default, since it's almost always the expected behavior. |
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Related issue where we made the default visibility for some methods "private" if unspecified: #8210 |
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The sequel and concurrent-ruby jobs seem to be hanging while bundling... I'm not sure what's up with that but it's unlikely to be related to your change. |
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Nevermind what I said about module methods; this is just a normal method that should have had PRIVATE visibility. |
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In MRI refine method is defined as private. But in JRuby it is public leading to inconsistency between the implementations.