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I have not found the reason for it yet but it seems Ruby 2+ no longer interprets bare if statements correctly when used as a value within a literal map.
In order to support Ruby 2.0+ the if blocks at the following locations must be wrapped in parens /Users/dp025224/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.3/gems/rubycom-0.4.3/lib/rubycom/yard_doc.rb:43
I have not found the reason for it yet but it seems Ruby 2+ no longer interprets bare if statements correctly when used as a value within a literal map.
In order to support Ruby 2.0+ the if blocks at the following locations must be wrapped in parens
/Users/dp025224/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.3/gems/rubycom-0.4.3/lib/rubycom/yard_doc.rb:43
/Users/dp025224/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.3/gems/rubycom-0.4.3/lib/rubycom/sources.rb:41
Until this fix is in place rubycom may be used with 1.9.3 to work around the issue.
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