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I love the rich functionality presented by the TTY Gem components and tools!
However, it appears that the tty gem itself is using a few outdated dependencies, such as tty-box ~> 0.4.1.
This version of the tty-box gem for example does not support the TTY::Box.frame("text") style of creating a frame, and instead requires a passed block.
This means that consulting the documentation for the tty-box 0.7.0 release is only partially and unreliably applicable to the version used with the tty gem itself. Additionally, manually installing tty-box causes a few version conflicts/mismatches with the version requirements of tty
Is there any specific reason why the tty gem itself requires an older version of tty-box?
If not, it might be very helpful to ensure that the tty gem requirements are up to date.
Kind regards,
Xaseiresh
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Dear Ruby TTY dev team,
I love the rich functionality presented by the TTY Gem components and tools!
However, it appears that the
tty
gem itself is using a few outdated dependencies, such astty-box ~> 0.4.1
.This version of the tty-box gem for example does not support the
TTY::Box.frame("text")
style of creating a frame, and instead requires a passed block.This means that consulting the documentation for the
tty-box 0.7.0
release is only partially and unreliably applicable to the version used with thetty
gem itself. Additionally, manually installingtty-box
causes a few version conflicts/mismatches with the version requirements oftty
Is there any specific reason why the
tty
gem itself requires an older version oftty-box
?If not, it might be very helpful to ensure that the
tty
gem requirements are up to date.Kind regards,
Xaseiresh
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: