README + gemspec: Required ruby ~> 1.9.3#4
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fsonnenburg wants to merge 1 commit intoopenphacts:masterfrom
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README + gemspec: Required ruby ~> 1.9.3#4fsonnenburg wants to merge 1 commit intoopenphacts:masterfrom
fsonnenburg wants to merge 1 commit intoopenphacts:masterfrom
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Ist mir unklar. Hattest du nochmal das ops gem gebundeled? Mehr wüsste ich hier nicht zu tun. Zu den Autorenschaften: Ich hab das bisher so gesehen, dass man hier Credits für die Entwicklung aufnimmt. Daher habe ich mich damals zur Autorenliste hinzugefügt und Thomas drin gelassen. Du kannst gerne das gleiche machen, oder mich hinausnehmen - wie ihr wollt. |
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Doch noch mal als Pull-Request:
Habe das auch in ops.gemspec eingetragen (s.required_ruby_version = '~> 1.9.3'), allerdings taucht davon nichts in Gemfile.lock auf. Ist das richtig?