Remove test_files (i.e. specs, examples) from gem #1060
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I'd like to propose removing the RSpecs and Examples from the packaged gem that's distributed. There doesn't seem to be any practical use of these files within a release version of the gem file. Another set of "test" files, benchmarks, is already not included. The benefit of removing these files would be a reduced gem file size as well as eliminating false positive vulnerabilities from security scanners (the test files include private certificates).
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Resolved by #1044 |
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I'd like to propose removing the RSpecs and Examples from the packaged gem that's distributed. There doesn't seem to be any practical use of these files within a release version of the gem file. Another set of "test" files, benchmarks, is already not included. The benefit of removing these files would be a reduced gem file size as well as eliminating false positive vulnerabilities from security scanners (the test files include private certificates).