Reduce Rails Dependencies to Railties #33
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Hey there, just bumping this. |
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@bharget I'm sure you're very busy, but just giving this change another bump. |
simmerz
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FawazFarid
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@BenMorganIO I've forked this as mentioned in #37 and really liked this. If you open this against https://github.com/jclusso/heroicon-ruby, I'll get it merged in. This gem has way to many unnecessary dependencies. |
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@BenMorganIO I've started work incorporating your changes into a PR. jclusso/heroicons#6 |
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Fixes #32
This PR removes a large amount of rails dependencies to what is required by heroicon.
The whole dummy application was not required. It even hid a configuration setup for Heroicon that set up a test. That has been fixed.
The process was fairly simple. Check the Gemfile.lock into git so that I can track dependency removal and explicitly add each rails dependency. Then I went and individually removed each one until I figured out what was really going on. The dummy application, which wasn't even used, required the rails deps. So I commented out loading the dummy application and some more active storage configs in the test helper and reran the tests. A single failure was noticed and it just needed a configuration setup.