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Remove mime-types
, rexml
, and webrick
runtime dependencies
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Remove runtime dependencies: `mime-types` and `rexml`
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Allow the latest selenium-webdriver in feature tests for Rails 6+
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Rubocop resolutions
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Remove `webrick` runtime dependency
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Constrain the selenium-webdriver dependency to >=4.0, <5
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Avoid using 'step' in step definitions
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Rubocop: remove superfluous code
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Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/main' into runtime-dependencies
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We still support lower ruby versions. I'm kinda on the fence about this, as ideally people should be controlling their own version constraints if they need this. So I think I'm 50-50 about this. I don't see the harm in retaining this until we're ruby 3.0+ only (Which isn't likely to be too long at current development rates).
That being said, if you're passionate about this, I don't see the harm in making this change. It was originally made when we introduced ruby3 into our support matrix.
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My argument is there is no code in the
cucumber-rails
gem that usesrexml
orwebrick
. It operates identically, with or without these dependencies, on all supported versions of Ruby. There is no value in declaring them as runtime dependencies.