Specify Tilt 1.x in gemspec #13
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I think I did this wrong. Closing temporarily; will reopen after I verify. |
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Fixed. Reopening. |
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Thank you for this! For anyone trying to use this pull request before it’s merged use this line in your Gemfile to use it: |
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You're most welcome. FWIW, I switched from StaticMatic to Middleman, which seems to be better maintained. |
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Middleman looks nice, thanks. Good to know there’s a more actively maintained alternative to this. |
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Tilt 2.x doesn't work with StaticMatic (apparently Tilt removed
Tilt.mappingsin version 2), so I'm specifying that in the gemspec.