Replace Fixnum with Integer and assert_equal(nil,...) with assert_nil(...)#5
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Fixnum is deprecated since Ruby 2.4 and replaced by Integer. This commit replaces all references to Fixnum with Integer.
The tests for nil fail unless using assert_nil. This commit replaces assert_equal(nil,...) with assert_nil(...).
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The presence of the
Fixnumclass in the Composite module is causing runtime errors with current versions of Ruby.Fixnumwas deprecated with Ruby 2.4 and replaced with theIntegerclass.Additionally, Minitest requires the method
assert_nil(…)instead ofassert_equal(nil,…).These two commits fix these issues.
@arirusso I'm glad to have found your gem. I'm successfully using the patched version with Ruby 3.3.6 on a generative music project.