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Remove MetaViewportRemover processor #166

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@tijmenb tijmenb commented Sep 27, 2016

This processor was created to accommodate the trade-tariff-frontend back in 2012 (#22). It's no longer used by that application, and hasn't been used by another app.

https://github.com/search?q=org%3Aalphagov+remove_meta_viewport&type=Code

This processor was created to accommodate the trade-tariff-frontend
back in 2012[1]. It's no longer used by that application, and hasn't
been used by another app.

[1] #22
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@rubenarakelyan rubenarakelyan merged commit bcdbfd8 into master Sep 28, 2016
@rubenarakelyan rubenarakelyan deleted the remove-meta-viewport-remover branch September 28, 2016 08:36
tijmenb added a commit to alphagov/finder-frontend that referenced this pull request Feb 27, 2017
Full changelog:

# 10.1.3

* Fix memory leak in components

# 10.1.2

* Bugfix for request URI's encoded as ASCII

# 10.1.1

* Bugfix for caching behaviour

# 10.1.0

* Use `Rails.cache` as the cache for templates, locales and components.
You can
remove `config.slimmer.use_cache` for your application, as you can no
longer
opt-out of caching.
* Add a `User-Agent` header to all outgoing API requests

# 10.0.0

* Removes the need_id meta tag, which is no longer used.
* Removes the functionality for breadcrumbs, related links and
artefact-powered
metatags.
* Drop support for old Rails & Ruby versions. This gem now supports
Rails 4.2 and 5.X
on Ruby 2.1 and 2.2.
* Renames `Slimmer::SharedTemplates` to `Slimmer::GovukComponents`

# 9.6.0

* Adds an 'inside header inserter' processor which allows an
application to
inject a block of HTML after the logo by including a .inside-header
element
in their application’s output.
(PR #167 alphagov/slimmer#167)

* Remove `MetaViewportRemover` processor as it is no longer used.
(PR #166 alphagov/slimmer#166)

# 9.5.0

* Adds a Cucumber helper that makes it easy for host applications to
configure Slimmer correctly under test.

(PR #162 alphagov/slimmer#162)

# 9.4.0

* Adds an RSpec helper that makes it easy for host applications to
configure Slimmer correctly under test.

Fixes `stub_shared_component_locales` helper to correctly stub HTTP
requests to fetch locale information when rendering its templates.

(PR #159 alphagov/slimmer#159)

# 9.3.2

* Bugfix: Over time, the I18n backend would be chained in each request,
causing the stack to grow too large and use too much memory

(PR #157 alphagov/slimmer#157)

# 9.3.1

* Allows frontend apps to stub component locales for example

```ruby
class ActiveSupport::TestCase
include Slimmer::TestHelpers::SharedTemplates

def setup
stub_shared_component_locales
end
end
```

(PR #155 alphagov/slimmer#155)

# 9.3.0

* Integrates translations from GOVUK Components to be used in
applications

When including `Slimmer::SharedComponents`, the I18nBackend will be
chained to `Slimmer::I18nBackend` allowing translations in `static` to
work in the frontend applications

(PR #152 alphagov/slimmer#152)

# 9.2.1

* Replaces deprecated `before_filter` calls in shared templates.

# 9.2.0

* Raise a custom `CouldNotRetrieveTemplate` exception when a connection
to the assets server can't be made because of an SSL problem (PR #143).

# 9.1.0

* Allow applications to request components using full or partial
component
paths, eg "name", "name.raw" and "name.raw.html.erb". This allows
components to be nested within other components.
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