Closed raquelhortab closed 5 years ago
I think you need to use ruby >= 2.0 and you are currently using 1.9.3
I think you need to use ruby >= 2.0 and you are currently using 1.9.3
Yes, I know that... I was asking whether there was a workaround for that. I believe using active_model_otp version 1.2 works if I manually set an old version of rotp but I might end up using something else.
Thank you anyway
Unfortunately, @raquelhortab as you mention the latest version of the gem requires ruby 2.3 or greater. I've opened a PR clarifying the ruby versions supported by this gem #64.
BTW this is the full list of the ruby versions that OTP has been tested against
@robertomiranda Thank you for clarifying!
Hi there, I'm trying to implement two-factor-authentication with a ruby 1.9.3 app. In rubygems.org it says your gem depends on ruby >=0 but still I cannot use it due to dependencies:
Any idea if there is a workaround for that?
Thank you!