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September 8, 2010 08:18
Changed some test cases to Test::Unit style asserts until test-spec gem is updated for 1.9.
This reverts commit 2a8b243.
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can you please accept the pull request, I would really appreciate it :) |
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You can use the branch from my fork directly in the meantime if it helps. I use this in my Gemfile: gem "erlectricity", "0.9.0", :git => "git://github.com/mclaughlin77/erlectricity.git", :branch => "ruby-1.9.2" |
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Somebody should release an alternative to this that is actually maintained :) |
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I made some updates to work with ruby 1.9.2 and also a small change to account for changed behavior in the recent erlang runtimes. All the specs are passing, but test-spec seems to be broken with ruby 1.9 so I changed some of the test cases to use the Test::Unit style asserts. I based my changes off of the next branch since it has the fix for hashes and some other improvements.