Cleanup gemfile #294
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https://github.com/heroku/rails_12factor install instructions clearly state that this should go into the :production group in the Gemfile.
You can install in your dev system if you want. No need to add the extra maintainability cost to keep the dependency up to date.
According to its docs, "DEPRECATED: Use `travis lint` (from travis gem) instead". Also, "there's also an online version of this tool at lint.travis-ci.org."
As stated in its docs, it should go in those groups. It's not meant to be used in production.
No need for a comment. This is what git is for. To keep track of changes.
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Hey @markets! long time no see! fancy a small contribution? |
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Our Gemfile has been very abandoned. Besides the fact that there are almost no versions specified, there are a number of dependencies that are either deprecated or in the wrong Gemfile group. This is just a small step towards a better Gemfile.
Basically, I remove deprecated or unnecessary ones and I moved to production those that should only be there. Read the commits and their explanations for more details. I also took the chance to fix couple versions, given that I was at it.