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Relax oauth2 dependency #138
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@jv-asana Could you review this? |
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oauth2 v2.0 is out now. This gem appears to be fully compatible, so loosen the dependency to allow for 2.0.
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multi_xml (~> 0.5) | ||
rack (>= 1.2, < 3) | ||
rash_alt (>= 0.4, < 1) |
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Hi @stanhu, the oauth2 relaxation looks good. But what are these other gems used for? (rash_alt
, version_gem
, hashie
). I just want to understand the use case.
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These are all dependencies or sub-dependencies introduced in oauth2
v2.0.0. For example:
oauth-xx/oauth2#575
version_gem
came from oauth-xx/oauth2@23c4db5 (https://github.com/pboling/version_gem).
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Oh I see now. LGTM. Will approve and merge
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@jv-asana Thanks! Would appreciate a new tag since this is the one gem that is holding us back from being able to upgrade oauth2
.
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@stanhu done. Hope this unblocks you :)
oauth2 v2.0 is out now. This gem appears to be fully compatible, so loosen the dependency to allow for 2.0.