Restore 1.8.7 compatibility. #46
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- require_relative doesn't work on 1.8.7. - refute_equal isn't available from 1.8.7 Test::Unit.
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@hoxworth -- Any chance this could be merged and a 1.0.9 release cut to restore 1.8.7 compatibility? |
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Yessir, on it now. |
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1.0.10 is the new release, pushed to rubygems.org |
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Thanks, @hoxworth! |
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Restore 1.8.7 compatibility.
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The 1.8.7 travis-ci build for our interpol gem just started failing due to the 1.0.9 release not being compatible with 1.8.7:
http://travis-ci.org/#!/seomoz/interpol/jobs/2535030
This restores compatibility with 1.8.7.
It'd be nice to get this project on travis CI with a build matrix covering all the ruby versions you intend to support, to help prevent future releases breaking compatibility.