require json at the top to avoid 2.0.0 issues #80
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Also, Travis is testing |
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IIRC Travis will test against the latest patch version if you don't specify it? Let me check... Ok, scratch that, looks like it doesn't: |
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Is there anything blocking this merge? |
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Nope, merging now. @pearkes can you do a gem release? 👍 |
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require json at the top to avoid 2.0.0 issues
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@petems Yup, releasing! |
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This has been released along with other changes. |
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Thank you for knocking this out! |
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This should fix #79, I was getting this as well with
ruby 2.0.0p247 (2013-06-27 revision 41674) [x86_64-darwin12.3.0]I don't really know how Ruby stuff like this works so I would appreciate opinions. :)