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znz committed Jul 14, 2019
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Modified methods::

* BigDecimal() accepts the new keyword "exception:" similar to Float().
* BigDecimal() accepts the new keyword "exception:" similar to Float().

Note for the differences among recent versions::

You should want to know the differences among recent versions of bigdecimal.
Please select the suitable version of bigdecimal according to the following
information.
You should want to know the differences among recent versions of bigdecimal.
Please select the suitable version of bigdecimal according to the following
information.

* 1.3.5 has BigDecimal.new without "exception:" keyword. You can see the
deprecation warning of BigDecimal.new when you specify "-w" option.
BigDecimal(), BigDecimal.new, and Object#to_d methods are the same.
* 1.3.5 has BigDecimal.new without "exception:" keyword. You can see the
deprecation warning of BigDecimal.new when you specify "-w" option.
BigDecimal(), BigDecimal.new, and Object#to_d methods are the same.

* 1.4.0 has BigDecimal.new with "exception:" keyword. You always see the
deprecation warning of BigDecimal.new. Object#to_d method is different
from BigDecimal() and BigDecimal.new.
* 1.4.0 has BigDecimal.new with "exception:" keyword. You always see the
deprecation warning of BigDecimal.new. Object#to_d method is different
from BigDecimal() and BigDecimal.new.

* 2.0.0 will be released soon after releasing Ruby 2.6.0. This version
will not have the BigDecimal.new method.
* 2.0.0 will be released soon after releasing Ruby 2.6.0. This version
will not have the BigDecimal.new method.

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