Remove .rspec_status from the gem bundle#64
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Oh, seems like some test fails - probably due to rack and legacy ruby incompatibility 🤔 Doesn't seems to be related to the change itself tho; this Ruby EOLed a while back so maybe there is no point of running tests on such old version 🤷 (out of scope of this PR ofc 😅 ) |
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fixed in #65 I prefer to run with old versions to make sure it has backward compability Please make a rebase |
- Simplify `spec.files` in the gemspec so package includes only required files - Remove and add `.rspec_status` to `.gitignore` as by accident it was part of the gem
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spec.filesin the gemspec so package includes only required files.rspec_statusto.gitignoreas by accident it was part of the gemHey there 👋 I was looking at my CI bundle cache size as looking for biggest offenders and noticed that this gem adds unnecessary 17MB rspec status file - seems it was added by accident in #57