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File.exists? is removed in Ruby 3.2 #150
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Fixes #149 |
eterry1388
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Great @espen! |
sai-wtag
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Hello @nextmat , @bdehamer , @chancefeick and @pat , Could anyone please take steps to merge this PR soon. Or could you please suggest any alternative solution (gem) for the changes in this PR? Thank you ! |
You can monkey patch this pretty easily: # Removed in Ruby 3.2 but needed for librato (even most recent version as of today).
# Using this monkeypatch seems to make sense (for now).
#
# https://github.com/librato/librato-rails/pull/150
class File
def self.exists?(filename)
self.exist?(filename)
end
endNot ideal, but will let you move on to some other things for now :) |
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