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Have you considered moving to require_relative? Not only is it faster, it's also more logical, and less chance of unexpected behaviour.
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I'm all for that. It is just a matter of doing it.
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Okay, it's easy to do.
I see that usage of require_relative is pretty good in the source code currently. I'll refactor it where it makes sense.
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Have you considered moving to require_relative? Not only is it faster, it's also more logical, and less chance of unexpected behaviour.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: