Core & membership ready
Insertion-ordered storage with add / add?, delete / delete?, include?, size, empty?, clear, each, to_a, dup, merge and subtract — keyed by member identity or through the host Hasher.
go-ruby-set is a pure-Go (no cgo) reimplementation of Ruby's Set — the unordered, unique collection with full set algebra from MRI's set standard library (autoloaded core in Ruby 4.0). It mirrors Set's observable behaviour: insertion-ordered iteration, add? / delete?, the | & - ^ operators, subset / superset / disjoint predicates, and classify / divide / group_by / flatten — without any Ruby runtime. Element identity is supplied by the host through a Hasher seam, exactly as MRI keys members by hash / eql?. It is a standalone, reusable module — the Set backend bound into go-embedded-ruby by rbgo, the same pattern as go-ruby-yaml — differential-tested against MRI, 100% coverage, CI green across 6 arches and 3 OSes.
Set algebra ready
Union (|/+), Intersection (&), Difference (-) and XorSym (^) — the four operators producing fresh sets that preserve first-insertion order.
Predicates ready
subset? / <=, proper_subset? / <, superset? / >=, proper_superset? / >, disjoint?, intersect? and ==, matching MRI’s comparison semantics exactly.
Enumeration & higher-order ready
map / collect, select / reject, in-place collect!, plus classify, group_by, both divide forms, recursive flatten, and sort via SortedSlice.
Element identity (Hasher) ready
A pluggable Hasher maps a member to the comparable Go key under which two members coincide — rbgo plugs Ruby’s hash / eql?; plain New keys members by themselves.
Differential oracle & coverage ready
Set algebra, predicates, classify, both divide forms and the Set[…] inspect computed here and checked byte-for-byte against the system ruby (gated on Ruby ≥ 4.0); 100% coverage, gofmt + go vet clean, green across 6 arches and 3 OSes.
- ready capability complete (exit criteria met, nothing material left)
- active in progress (substantial work shipped, not yet finished)
- planned not started yet (or downstream by design)
A faithful pure-Go port of Ruby's `Set`, cgo disabled, so it cross-compiles and embeds anywhere. Validated differentially against the system ruby binary, byte-for-byte. It is a standalone, reusable module extracted from rbgo's internals, and the backend bound by rbgo into the sibling org github.com/go-embedded-ruby.