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This was previously pointing to the `resque` repo's History.md file!
This is the email I have configured for my rubygems.org account.
This repo was transferred from my github user (`nevans`) to the `resque` organization.
I believe this was probably already _implicitly_ required, but putting it in the gemspec metadata helps tooling (which might audit for this) and will be reflected on the rubygems.org web site.
It is _very_ unlikely that rake will be updated in an incompatible way.
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This was previously pointing to the
resquerepo's History.md file!This is the email I have configured for my rubygems.org account.
This repo was transferred from my github user (
nevans) to theresqueorganization.I believe this was probably already implicitly required, but putting it in the gemspec metadata helps tooling (which might audit for this) and will be reflected on the rubygems.org web site.
It is very unlikely that rake will be updated in an incompatible way.