Minimal update for Ruby testing on El Capitan #1838
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This PR addresses running the Ruby integration tests on El Capitan
One of the development dependencies of the generated Ruby client is autotest-fsevent. It's used to detect file system changes and re-run the tests automatically. Building the clients works fine, but when attempting to run the integration tests for Ruby with the latest OS X (El Capitan) it errors out with this message:
The issue is fixed in the latest version of autotest-fsevent, v0.2.11, see CHANGELOG.
We could fix this in two ways:
samples/client/petstore/ruby/Gemfile.lock
. TypicallyGemfile.lock
files are not actually checked in on Ruby gems, so either updating the version to0.2.11
or removing the file entirely would be workable.I opted for 2 because it seemed like a much simpler change and more in-line with how the project was being managed. I'm happy to do the work to handle 1 if you prefer.