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Removing thor version requirement allows rails 6 to bundle #283

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@Deekor Deekor commented Jan 26, 2020

Quick hack. Probably not the best fix but it allows rails 6 to bundle and seems to be working properly now

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Deekor commented Apr 1, 2020

Please consider merging @laserlemon

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I just ran into this, and this gets it bundling again. Rails 6 needs thor 1.0.

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Rambou commented May 1, 2020

For Fsake, can someone merge this and release a new version of Figaro? Firago also conflicts with Solargraph which depends on thor version 1.0.

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@Rambou I've volunteered to get this merged and updated, though it'll be a few days before I have time to finish that up.

In the meantime, pointing at @Deekor's branch should get you up and running. It is what I'm doing currently.

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Deekor commented Feb 10, 2022

@Rambou I've volunteered to get this merged and updated, though it'll be a few days before I have time to finish that up.

In the meantime, pointing at @Deekor's branch should get you up and running. It is what I'm doing currently.

Is this still a thing? :)

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It tuned out this did happen here: e932bbe#diff-a28aa17ca50fb416dc54a8cda81f3873ed94d950397c5f094b0fa944939c646eR14

So gem version 1.2.0 of figaro allows higher Thor versions.

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