modifiable is now modifiable?. The former aliases the latter, will be deprecated. It is now a private method.
new_ostruct_member is now new_ostruct_member!. The former aliases to the latter, will be deprecated. It is now a private method.
table is aliased to table!
There is one spec failing on 2.4.0, and it is due to the rename of new_ostruct_member. The rename means that ROS's implementation doesn't replace the original's so references to the method in OpenStruct do not call the ROS override.
Ruby 2.4.0-r1's ostruct.rb changes:
modifiableis nowmodifiable?. The former aliases the latter, will be deprecated. It is now a private method.new_ostruct_memberis nownew_ostruct_member!. The former aliases to the latter, will be deprecated. It is now a private method.tableis aliased totable!There is one spec failing on 2.4.0, and it is due to the rename of
new_ostruct_member. The rename means that ROS's implementation doesn't replace the original's so references to the method in OpenStruct do not call the ROS override.