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Remove hashie dependency #1448
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Because less dependencies is much better than more
I think we want this to be a plain |
@etehtsea I am still very interested in this, want to give my comment a shot? |
I agree that Grape needs to delete |
I'm with you @nbulaj, see above for more detailed comments about what I suggest the plan to move forward could be. |
@dblock I couldn't make it, so please reopen it as issue if needed. |
Lets leave this open, it's a valid feature request and a good start. |
@dblock I meant that this PR won't be ever merged so it will be better to open issue that someone could assign to. |
Lets leave this as is. Issues, PRs, all the same ;) |
Closing via #1610. |
Because less dependencies is much better than more.
This is breaking change and I'm open for discussion.
Additional point for doing this is that in our app we are still locked to
hashie ~> 2.1.1
(we aren't using it in the project) just because later versions requirehttps://github.com/Maxim-Filimonov/hashie-forbidden_attributes
gem. This is kinda weird from my point of view to require "workaround" gem for internal grape dependency.P.S. Spec suite is green, but I'm not sure that there is no unexpected behavior changes.