(issue/42) fix error when version isn't specified #43
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I'm open to suggestions on adding tests. |
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Error message when a gem version isn't specified and a Gemfile.lock isn't present referred to a non-existant variable, so it would print a stack trace instead of the error message. This commit refers to the correct variable.
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(issue/42) fix error when version isn't specified
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Thanks, works for me. |
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stickler 2.4.2 released with this pull request included. |
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Error message when a gem version isn't specified and a Gemfile.lock
isn't present referred to a non-existant variable, so it would print a
stack trace instead of the error message. This commit refers to the
correct variable.