Closed aarona closed 11 months ago
Ok, looks like upgrading to 1.0.0.alpha
fixed this issue for me. I wanted to avoid doing that in case it might have been buggy. I'll try the 1.0.0.alpha.1
after my rspec tests pass (they are now running).
Closing the ticket. Sorry for the confusion.
sidekiq: 7.1.4
sidekiq-throttled: 0.17.0
Simply upgrading
sidekiq
from6.5.5
to7.1.4
(necessary because of a HIGH vulnerability found insidekiq
), I'm getting the following error when trying to runrspec
:./config/application.rb:35
is simply myBundle.require
statement:Any ideas?