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Drop dead (private) methods from BaseMatcher #1457
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They aren't referenced anymore, and apparently haven't been for ~10 years.
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Drop the
assert_ivarsandpresent_ivarsmethods from RSpec::Matchers::BuiltIn::BaseMatcher`.They aren't referenced anymore, and apparently haven't been for ~10 years. I confirmed with git pickaxes, but then I also checked out a few random points in time over that period and looked for either string in the repository - no references in 2015, or at any point I looked since then.
It is possible that (against your strong recommendations), people are subclassing this class for their custom matchers, but I think that's their problem. And this isn't a particularly obvious or natural method for them to be using anyway.