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Include non-development gemspec dependencies in DependencyDetector check #1031
Include non-development gemspec dependencies in DependencyDetector check #1031
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The
gemspec
should have already been loaded by the gemfile, so I don't think finding it and loading it is the best way to do this.I would instead recommend something like:
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Yes, that seems cleaner. @vinistock, should we update the
load_dependencies
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Just for illustration, with
we get:
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Let's make sure it is really equivalent and that we get the same results. In case we do, are you talking about
load_dependencies
inSetupBundler
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Yeah
SetupBundler#load_dependencies
. But on second thoughts, let's keep this PR focused on the DependencyDetector.