Prevent using 3.9 with Rails 6.1 #2473
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There's an issue with Rails 6.1 that caused error `WrongScopeError`, which was only fixed in rspec-rails 4.0 by rspec#2215.
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Sorry thats not possible, bundler will just go further down the dependency chain. |
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What do you mean? |
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We can't alter existing released versions of gems, and when you have some versions of a gem, say So it is not possible to fix, you'll just get older versions of gems that don't have the restriction. |
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Aha, I see. Makes totally sense. Thanks for the explanation! |
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There's an issue with Rails 6.1 that caused error
WrongScopeError, which was only fixed in rspec-rails 4.0 by #2215.This should warn the user that rspec-rails need to be upgraded.