Fix some Ruby 2.7 deprecation warnings. #2653
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I fixed a few more and that reduced the output for the graphql-ruby CI job by ~200 lines. The remaining ones are pretty weird, so I'm tapping out :P @rmosolgo Hopefully this is helpful! And no rush, please enjoy your Christmas :) |
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Thanks for knocking out so many of these! |
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Fixes part of #2650. This fixes all the deprecations that I had when running graphql-ruby with my Rails app, and removes almost 1000 deprecation warnings from my test suite. Looking at the travis logs for ruby-head there are some deprecation warnings my changes don't seem to fix. A lot of the deprecations from ruby-head in travis are external libraries that can be fixed by just updating them, e.g. rake, rails, and rubocop.