Closed sdarwin closed 4 years ago
It's often a good practice to pin the versions of gems and pip packages, in case a new version unexpectedly breaks something.
When investigating the pygments.rb gem, it looks like a future version could potentially do this. Better to have "controlled" version upgrades.
It's often a good practice to pin the versions of gems and pip packages, in case a new version unexpectedly breaks something.
When investigating the pygments.rb gem, it looks like a future version could potentially do this. Better to have "controlled" version upgrades.