Rails 6.1 compatibility / Fix deprecation warnings in Rails 6.0 #6
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Thank you @danderozier I appreciate the pull request and I'm sorry for the staleness of this gem. I haven't been writing any Ruby for years now but I'm glad to hear this is still of some use. |
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Thanks! This gem is super useful, and a good time saver. Hope others can continue getting use out of it as well. |
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Using this gem on Rails 6.0 results in a deprecation warning:
DEPRECATION WARNING:Module#parenthas been renamed tomodule_parent.parentis deprecated and will be removed in Rails 6.1.This change is documented here.This PR resolves this issue for Rails 6+ while maintaining backward compatibility with previous versions.