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Possibly unnecessary hard dependencies #7

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paulvt opened this issue Jul 20, 2012 · 4 comments
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Possibly unnecessary hard dependencies #7

paulvt opened this issue Jul 20, 2012 · 4 comments

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@paulvt
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paulvt commented Jul 20, 2012

Some of the dependencies of the Yammer library have been very active in producing new versions, such as multi_json (now at 1.3.6) and faraday (now at 0.8.1). You use in your gem specificatio only the '~>' operator, resulting in Yammer not being installable with more current libraries. I am wondering if the dependencies are really that strict and could not be loosened a bit?

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bruno commented Aug 24, 2012

Yes, I think they can be loosened, certainly ... it's been a while since I had time to work on the gem, I might be able to get some help in the near future and we will be updating the gem (also adding tests, etc) to make it a bit more usable.

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paulvt commented Oct 10, 2012

I will try to use the package with the dependencies loosened and see how it goes!

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bruno commented Oct 10, 2012

I have a version on the develop branch that has the dependencies loosened. You could try pointing your Gemfile to that one ... (also has a basic set of tests, etc). I am hoping to have a bit more time to work on it and merge it into master and release a new gem soon.

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paulvt commented Oct 15, 2012

Works like a charm! I am using: faraday 0.8.1, hashie 1.2.0, multi_json 1.3.6, multi_xml 0.5.1, simple_oauth 0.1.8.

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