Remove date field from rake.gemspec #253
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Hi there 👋 I noticed that in [this commit](ruby@6258ad5) you bumped the version but did not change the `date` field in the `rake.gemspec`. This means that on rubygems.org, Rake 12.2.1 and Rake 12.3.0 were seemingly released on the same day, but the commits show a different history. (The last released date was [this commit](ruby@e7ea2d1) but it has since been bumped on master with [this commit](ruby@0c4aab8). May I suggest removing the `date` field from the `gemspec`? This way, RubyGems.org will automatically assign the current date to the package's release _and_ it means that you as a maintainer will have to do one less thing every time you release a new version. We do not have a `date` field in the [`i18n` gem's `gemspec`](https://github.com/svenfuchs/i18n/blob/master/i18n.gemspec) and it works just fine. What do you think?
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Hi there 👋
I noticed that in this commit you bumped the version but did not change the
datefield in therake.gemspec. This means that on rubygems.org, Rake 12.2.1 and Rake 12.3.0 were seemingly released on the same day, but the commits show a different history. (The last released date was this commit but it has since been bumped on master with this commit.May I suggest removing the
datefield from thegemspec? This way, RubyGems.org will automatically assign the current date to the package's release and it means that you as a maintainer will have to do one less thing every time you release a new version. We do not have adatefield in thei18ngem'sgemspecand it works just fine.What do you think?