Rails 5 support about ruby-codacy-coverage HOT 6 CLOSED

Hey @jalberto

Thanks for letting us know, we created a ticket to review it, but in case you are interested, we do accept pull requests =)

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Hi @jalberto

Recent codacy-coverage versions have added rest-client as a runtime dependency and rest-client dependends on mime-types < 3.0.

So if you have mime-types locked to 3.0 which is fine for actionmailer/mail (mime-types < 4)
breaks rest-client dependencies (mime-types < 3.0)!!

Try installing mime-types 2.99.1 manually, which is good for both, rest-client and mail. Or open your Gemfile.lock, remove references to mime-types (= 3.0) save and blundle again.

Perfect solution would be to update rest-client but this is not so easy, latter releases droped support to ruby 1.9. This is something that @machadoit will have to think about and it depends on what their plattform plans to support!

Hope it helps.

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Thanks for your feedback @andrebras,

We still don't know when we'll be able to fit the Rails 5 support in our sprints, but I will keep you posted! =)

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thanks @andrebras for the expanded explanation.
@machadoit this is not a simple rails5 problem, is about outdated dependencies, I cannot use this gem in any of my new projects using the latest stable version of mime-types (sinatra, PORO, etc)

Downgrading mime-types is not an option as it will broke lot of stuff.

My suggestion will be, keep a "legacy" tag for people still using ruby < 1.9
then create a new version without rest-client, just using standard net lib

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Hey @jalberto @andrebras

As suggested I released a new version for ruby > 1.9 and without rest-client dependency. Let me know if it works well for you guys!

https://github.com/codacy/ruby-codacy-coverage/releases/tag/1.0.0

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Seems to post correctly data to Codacy :) (still waiting to see results in codacy though)

Thanks!

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