answer anywhere.
Is there a reason that custom_require doesn't call module_function
:require on Kernel? As a result, once rubygems is loaded
require 'a-library'
is different from
Kernel.require 'a-library'
Notably because the Kernel.require form ignores gems.
A specific consequence is that in Needle, Needle::Registry#require
'service-library', ServiceModule fails if the service-library is a gem.
Which is a shame, since DI service libraries and rubygem package
management seem like a peanut butter and jelly combination.
Judson
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