Update to Gems #51
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robertIngrum
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Feb 8, 2018
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@tiabas would it be possible to get this merged? Looking at the failed test it seems like there might be an issue with the CI rather than this branch. |
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@robertIngrum I'd say the issue is the gem requiring Travis to test against Ruby 1.9.2. With OpenSSL 1.1 being certainly outdated, so has this version of Ruby. Has the time come to drop support for outdated Ruby versions? |
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@collabital maybe, but I'm pretty sure this repo is long dead. We just ended up cutting a fork off this pr and thankfully haven't had to touch this gem since (that I know of). |
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Hey @robertIngrum I can help with this, I think. If someone can get the tests to pass. I can push out a new version of the gem |
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A new version of the gem would be amaaazing! |
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Updates to Rest-Client 2.0, in particular the way redirections are handled.