Add actioncable dependency to gemspec #515
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Turbo depends on ActionCable in runtime, but it's not listed in the gemspec. This is not a problem with the tests because of the Gemfile and, more generally, because ActionCable is a dependency of Rails. While investigating a loading problem with turbo-rails and an app that didn't use ActionCable, I ran into this.
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Since submitting the above, I found this initializer and #512, which might have been the root cause of the turbo-rails/lib/turbo/engine.rb Line 19 in e44b6a9 I'll close this for now. |
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Turbo depends on ActionCable in runtime, but it's not listed in the gemspec. This is not a problem with the tests because of the Gemfile and, more generally, because ActionCable is a dependency of Rails.
While investigating a loading problem with turbo-rails and an app that didn't use ActionCable, I ran into this.