Array#unpack w/ "m" had a bug where only multiples of three characters
would be decoded. Try:
puts ["123"].pack("m").unpack("m").inspect
and it works, but
puts ["12"].pack("m").unpack("m").inspect
throws an error.
The attached patch fixes this.
unpack.patch
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The initialize collision is really just one case of method collision.
Initialize might act like its super special, but you could redefine
new() to use something completely different then initialize, at which
point initialize isn't special, even in vanilla Ruby.
I think whatever choice is made shou
