Closed KludgeKML closed 2 years ago
Hmm, test failures appear to be to do with the test setup on Travis rather than the changes.
why not dropping support for ruby 1.9.3? has a bunch of security nightmares in it and is not longer supported. Same same for ruby 2.0 and ruby 2.1 both not supported anymore. Stops a lot of enhancments for this gem to be deployed.
Closing as no longer maintained.
The locked version of the openid_connect gem is now falling foul of deprecated methods, which were replaced in this commit:
https://github.com/nov/openid_connect/commit/9b205097b238c1cbe214e72306e262bd70640adf
This PR just unlocks the gem version so that bundle updates on projects requiring omniauth-openid-connect can use later versions of the openid_connect gem if necessary.
(I've specified it as 0.9.2 as a minimum, but no upper bound. You might have opinions on that - I think the current 1.1.2 version is still good for use with omniauth-openid-connect, but if you want a less open version specification it should at least allow 0.11.0)