This is a very low-priority PR. I have no strong feelings about it. Thanks for
the wonderful library!
I'm currently using the version of this library at
a80c077755ef5d79c297421299230a3465b86f32
which is the current HEAD of master. I noticed some warnings emitted when I ran
the specs for my project. I decided to run Parslet's specs with
rspec --warnings
and silenced all the warnings that are emitted from files in /lib. I left the
warnings in /spec, since I think those are related to RSpec "should" syntax.
This is a very low-priority PR. I have no strong feelings about it. Thanks for the wonderful library!
I'm currently using the version of this library at
which is the current HEAD of master. I noticed some warnings emitted when I ran the specs for my project. I decided to run Parslet's specs with
and silenced all the warnings that are emitted from files in
/lib. I left the warnings in/spec, since I think those are related to RSpec "should" syntax.