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Please declare your dependencies in your gemspec #215
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Did you get them to work? Every time I tried to use the authorization rules browser it failed, because of the parsed s-exps, which cannot be processed by decl_auth. (Last time it worked was around 2009, on Ruby 1.9.3. with 1.8 syntax only) That is probably because the code is tailored to Ruby 1.8 syntax and possibly to an old version of ruby_parser, too If that is still the case I'd prefer to remove or extract the non-working features, i.e. the |
Welp... this project seems dead. :( |
@zenspider see Authoreyes 😉 Listed as WIP, last commit 3 months ago, but I'm still using it in several production apps without a hitch. Should be mostly a drop-in replacement |
@zeiv I'm not a user. I'm a "victim" :) This project uses one of my gems irresponsibly and I get bugs filed on it as a result. Hopefully others will see your comment and switch over tho. |
@zenspider Ah, I see. Unfortunate. Yeah, there are a couple pull requests I think to axe the portion that uses sexp_processor and ruby_parser. I don't know if they will ever be merged... |
You're using sexp_processor and ruby_parser but not declaring dependencies on them. Please do so.
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