Dan Tenenbaum

What makes you think it is an OS filesystem permissions problem? To me the problem seems pretty straightforward: whereami looks in the current directory and expects to find my script...

It can't open the file because it doesn't exist. I can work around the problem by copying the script to the temp directory, like this: ``` dante@viper:~/tmp$ ruby foo.rb type...

Hi Johnny, I'm not trying to be difficult here, but try and imagine why this is not a satisfactory workaround for me. Since most of my code is in Dir.chdir...

I don't see why you need to watch Dir#chdir. How about just always examining source code files relative to `File.dirname(__FILE__)` instead of to the current directory?

@rondale-sc, I see the problem. That's too bad. I found another workaround that is slightly less annoying, and that is to add another binding.pry before my Dir.chdir block. Then when...

If anyone else runs into this, I came up with a hacky workaround. It's not ideal because it means I have to change the code under test because of this...

A clarification: one reason my project still has both boto and boto3 code in it is because I ran into a previous issue (#703, which though closed is still affecting...

Thanks so much for all the great info. Did you ever get errors after updating moto/boto/boto3? If not, then the solution is simple. Otherwise I will make sure I don't...

@snordhausen does that patch presume that the user is using boto3 and not boto?

Thanks, I am aware of that. I had existing audio (or midi) on my tracks and did not hear any change to the sound after adding protoplug and pasting and...