Closed foobear closed 7 years ago
I'd rather just test by using separate gemfiles. See here for example.
Is Sidekiq 3 still maintained? Because if not I'm probably going to err on the side of not testing for it.
I'd rather just test by using separate gemfiles. See here for example.
That's what Gemika does. :) It's more of a convenience wrapper to test against all Gemfiles (and support multiple Ruby versions).
Is Sidekiq 3 still maintained? Because if not I'm probably going to err on the side of not testing for it.
I honestly don't know. :) It seems old versions don't get updates, so it's a perfectly valid option to drop support for Sidekiq <5.
Was just wondering if the goal was to support multiple versions of Sidekiq, and when tests for Sidekiq 5 would pass. Since it seems to have been solved with #130 (thanks!), we can close this issue.
Tests currently pass for Sidekiq 3 and 4, but fail for Sidekiq 5 (which is not in the scope of this issue ;)).
We've solved the issue of breaking APIs by testing against multiple versions using https://github.com/makandra/gemika. If this sounds good to you, I'd go ahead and add it to rspec-sidekiq.
What do you think?