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bumped versions for Commander and Highline for 2.3.0 compatibility #744
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Running `rhc` on Ruby 2.3.0 systems, there is a depreciation warning in Commander. Commander recently released a patch and then a new release to address this. The new version of Commander is dependent on a more recent version of Highlign. I bumped the versions for both of these
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Any update on this? |
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@dydx the problem is still their when i run rhc in windows it still show Commander warnings |
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@dydx : this looks like a great fix ! |
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rhcon Ruby 2.3.0 systems, there is a depreciation warning in Commander. Commander recently released a patch and then a new release to address this. The new version of Commander is dependent on a more recent version of Highline. I bumped the versions for both of these.