08:59 <nakilon> o0x1eef: ok but the question is what is going to process those tags and match them to the junit report

09:00 <nakilon> does anyone use the tools to see info about the list of gems, like number of commits, date of the last commit, etc.? I did 'gem search gnuplot' and that's a lot

12:29 <o0x1eef> nakilon: That'd be for you to figure out :P RSpec can also emit JSON: https://rspec.info/features/3-13/rspec-core/formatters/json-formatter/. These are just ideas that seem like they have potential for what you described. No idea if they're actually feasible. But its something you could keep in-house if it works.

20:43 <nakilon> I would love to have Hash or Set that would automatically discard the oldest members when reaching some amount of memory

20:43 <nakilon> oldest accessed

20:43 <nakilon> looked up

20:45 <nakilon> after reaching some 4-5 gb it ruby starts GC or memory optimization of whatever, but I would be fine with just cleaning the least important piece of my cache out

20:50 <adam12> nakilon: Could look at Moneta for that.

20:50 <adam12> LRUHash

20:50 <adam12> Not sure if it caps memory usage tho.

21:11 <nakilon> adam12: thanks, https://github.com/jmettraux/rufus-lru looks interesting

21:11 <nakilon> another gem is much older

22:26 <havenwood> nakilon: Rinda TupleSpace is the closest thing that ships with Ruby, but it's extendable.

22:27 <havenwood> It has a time-based reaper, but no size controls.