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We don't really need sprockets, as we abuse actionview for our assets.
This will warn folks trying to use web-console outside of the development mode.
We can target Rails 5 for web-console 3.
I want to revisit this, but I have to extract the hacky bindex implementation for JRuby 9k. Will do this for 3.1 since we never saw that much JRuby usage for the effort we put into supporting it. I still want to support it, it's just not a priority at the moment.
I was thinking of making two releases, but I'll keep this one Rails 4.2 compatible. However, I won't support Ruby 1.9.3.
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With Rails 5 beta around the corner, let's cut a release for it. The plan is to have 3.0 for Rails 5 and above lock the CRuby dependency to 2.2.3. This let's us use the TracePoint and DebugInspector API's, at least for CRuby.
JRuby was never so popular and I'm dropping the support for in 3.0 and will try to bring it up for 3.1. I'll shoot only for JRuby 9k.