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Update to allow use of Ruby 3.0 #106
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Thanks for this!
@dougal Could you take a look too please?
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Looks fine. Actually simpler than I expected when I read #105.
…er XML parser they have in their project
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It's been ages since I made a P/R, so forgive any etiquette missteps. I'm going to resolve the remaining conversations b/c I think I have addressed the issues with the two commits I made today. Please let me know if there are any further changes you'd like to see. |
@BiggerNoise It's all great, thanks. One request on the git sha and one question about nokogiri, but then I'll get it merged and cut. |
…e use is not changed without our knowledge)
Addresses #105
I wasn't able to get the 3.0 syntax for the Publisher::publish() to work with ruby 2.6 although it does work with 2.7. I made my condition < 3 to ensure we didn't poke current users.
I had to include an XML parser for 3.0, happy to pull in a different one if you'd like.
I think there's a bigger P/R to change to named arguments throughout (instead of the options hash), but that's going to give you breaking changes. I'm happy to do the work, but let's open an issue so we can discuss logistics before I start throwing stuff over the wall.