Faraday was updated to version 1.0.0. Currently, phaxio-ruby requires version ~> 0.10. Unfortunately, this conflicts with many popular gems (one example being sentry-ruby) that require at least 1.0.0. In general, Faraday is a very popular gem, so it makes sense to relax the dependency as much as possible.
This PR relaxes the Faraday version to allow both 0.10.x and 1.x.y.
Note that there is already another PR that does something similar, but I believe that the present one introduces a better requirement: the other PR requires ~> 0.10, >= 1.0.1, which would not include 1.0.0, nor 0.11, but would include for example a future 2.0.0 version, which might include breaking changes. This PR instead restricts the semantic version to the ones known to work, namely anything from 0.10 to 1.x.y included, but no more.
Faraday was updated to version
1.0.0. Currently,phaxio-rubyrequires version~> 0.10. Unfortunately, this conflicts with many popular gems (one example beingsentry-ruby) that require at least1.0.0. In general, Faraday is a very popular gem, so it makes sense to relax the dependency as much as possible.This PR relaxes the Faraday version to allow both
0.10.xand1.x.y.Note that there is already another PR that does something similar, but I believe that the present one introduces a better requirement: the other PR requires
~> 0.10, >= 1.0.1, which would not include 1.0.0, nor0.11, but would include for example a future2.0.0version, which might include breaking changes. This PR instead restricts the semantic version to the ones known to work, namely anything from0.10to1.x.yincluded, but no more.