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  Building a Ractor based logger that will work with non-Ractor compatible code - Running with Ruby

  

  mensfeld.pl

  Building a Ractor Based Logger That Will Work with Non-Ractor Compatible Code — Mike Perham said “Ractor seems fundamentally incompatible with many heavily-used Rails APIs” which may be true but there are ways around it and this post explores one such pattern. One for Ruby 3.0 experimenters only.

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