Closed chrisarcand closed 7 years ago
I do not use jasmine-rails
Like any good group of open source maintainers, none of us actually maintaining the gem use the gem anymore. We simply react to e-mail notifications when people we don't know on the Internet complain about things not working.
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*Never used jasmine-rails, so someone should probably double check that I didn't ruin everything for those fine Internet-dwelling people that do use it who would come here to find out that I ruined everything and curse my name forever. ...or something like that.
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I do not use jasmine-rails
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Chris Arcand @chrisarcand
Wait, doesn't this PR break ruby@<2 users?
"Yes", but I thought < Ruby 2 wasn't supported based on CI builds all using Ruby 2.
Whoops, well, if you want to continue supporting 1.9.3 I'll add a conditional for ye olde alias method chain implementation, then.
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Wait, doesn't this PR break ruby@<2 users?
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Chris Arcand @chrisarcand
I'm working on adding 1.9 to the build matrix
Continuing this in #204
Landed in 0.14.1
Closes #187
#alias_method_chain
is deprecated in Rails 5. Use Ruby 2's#prepend
instead.AFAIK this should cap off Rails 5 support with #198. The other warnings in the related issue I assume are just from the example app.
I do not use jasmine-rails, so I would recommend someone with a bit more knowledge actually give this a try - especially with Rails 3, as I just checked the 3.2 stable branch and noted the class/method name change that was done from that version. Also I'm not sure what
Sprockets::Rails::Helper
actually referred to. But I believe it was being included somewhere else anyway (Probably Base), so a prepend to that won't work anymore anyway, hence my use of Base.