Could be problems with ruby < 2.1
This also has to be done for the supporting TTY libraries for the full specs to pass (tty-file and tty-command have many of these warnings).
Requirements
Put an X between brackets on each line if you have done the item:
[X] Tests written & passing locally?
[X] Code style checked?
[X] Rebased with master branch?
[] Documentaion updated?
Describe the change
Gets rid of deprecation warnings in 2.7.0p0
Why are we doing this?
In order to use tty with ruby 2.7.
Benefits
Stays up to date with new ruby versions
Drawbacks
Could be problems with ruby < 2.1 This also has to be done for the supporting TTY libraries for the full specs to pass (tty-file and tty-command have many of these warnings).
Requirements
Put an X between brackets on each line if you have done the item: [X] Tests written & passing locally? [X] Code style checked? [X] Rebased with
master
branch? [] Documentaion updated?