Add dependency status (a la build status) to the README #3907
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…test Fix warning for params_wrapper_test.rb
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/cc @fxn |
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Could you please patch the code in the Rakefile that removes these links for API generation? |
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Like done here |
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I ammended my commit and somehow completely botched this pull request in the process. |
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Please send in a new PR :( I'm closing this. |
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Don't know how I managed to screw this pull request up so badly. |
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This is a good way to ensure (and show) that the Rails gem dependencies are up-to-date with the latest versions. These status images are popping up for gems like twitter, omniauth, faraday, etc.