Fix gem not working after httpi and savon updates #12
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In the recent update of savon gem from 2.12 to 2.14, the dependency on httpi is loosened from ~> 2.3 to >= 2.4.5. It means that httpi can get updated to version 3+. This change crashes gus_bir1. The proposed change fixes it. It is not however researched thoroughly, there might other areas of the gem that are still affected.
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1.2.0 released with Savon::Response#full_hash |
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In the recent update of savon gem from 2.12 to 2.14 ( https://github.com/savonrb/savon/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md ) there is a breaking change:
BC BREAKING Fix: savonrb/savon#985 Renamed Savon::Response#hash to Savon::Response#full_hash
This change crashes gus_bir1. The proposed change fixes it.
It is not however researched thoroughly, there might other areas of the gem that are still affected.