Bumped version dependency for hashie gem to most recent version #4
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also need this for the same reasons |
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Bumped version dependency for hashie gem to most recent version
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Sorry this took me so long. Just pulled, and released a 0.3.2 version to rubygems. Let me know if you are having any issues. Thanks for the pull! |
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No problem! Thanks for the merge! |
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No problem. Funny how the simplest of the projects are the most popular, ~ Tom On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 4:46 PM, Will Barrett <
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Hi Tom,
I'm working on upgrading one of my apps to Rails 3.1, and as part of it I'm upgrading OmniAuth. OmniAuth 1.0 requires hashie v1.2, but another one of the gems I use requires rash to function. So, I'm in a bind. Would you mind bumping the version on the gem with this new updated dependency? Seems like all the tests are passing.
Thanks!
Will Barrett