Fixed helper splat warning due to being interpreted as argument prefix #182
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Necessary to resolve the following warnings showing up when using this gem in test suites with Ruby warnings enabled (i.e. `ruby -w`): `gems/propshaft-0.8.0/lib/propshaft/helper.rb:10: warning: *' interpreted as argument prefix`. By using parenthesis, these warnings go away and the test suite output is much cleaner.
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Closing due to lack of feedback. Going to use a alternative solution instead. |
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Overview
Hello. 馃憢 Was seeing warnings show up in my test suite, since I have Ruby warnings enabled, and wanted to fix the issue in in this gem.
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Necessary to resolve the following warnings showing up when using this gem in test suites with Ruby warnings enabled (i.e.
ruby -w):gems/propshaft-0.8.0/lib/propshaft/helper.rb:10: warning: *' interpreted as argument prefix. By using parenthesis, these warnings go away and the test suite output is much cleaner.Notes
Not sure when you plan to publish a new version of this gem but if a patch release is acceptable, that would be most welcome. 馃檱