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@depfu depfu bot commented Jul 28, 2019

We've tested your project with an updated dependency and the build failed.

This version is either within the version range you specified or you haven't specified a version/range. To be able to test your project with the new version, we've taken the liberty of pinning the version for this branch and pull request.

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react-rails >= 1.0 2.6.0

Unfortunately, we encountered failing tests after pinning. This means that this new version is not compatible with your project and the test failure will potentially also happen on fresh installs.

If you have correctly specified a semantic versioning version range, you should probably also file an issue with the upstream project as they might have released an update that's breaking SemVer rules, which is not cool. (But then again, not all projects explicitly follow SemVer)

We've left the pull request open for you to investigate this issue. Please don't merge it as is, because, again, we've pinned the version of react-rails for this test run.

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✳️ react-rails (>= 1.0 → 2.6.0) · Repo · Changelog

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2.6.0

As always a big thank you to everyone who contributes to make the project a success!
🎉 We passed 7 million downloads of the Gem and 3 million on the NPM package. 🎉

New Features

  • Typescript component generator #990

Deprecation

Bug Fixes

  • assert_react_component will not pass tests where the case was different #979
  • action_controller/test_case was accidentally required in dev #996

Thanks to all the wonderful people that helped.

@delkopiso
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@Aesthetikx
@HorizonShadow
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@hphu3

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depfu bot commented Jan 1, 2020

Closed in favor of #19.

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