Sometimes we need to create a monkey patch for a gem or external lib. In these cases, it's good to force it to fail if the gem has been bumped up. Let's use Paperclip as an example:
rubyif Paperclip::VERSION != '1.2.3'
fail 'Please remove me, Paperclip version has changed'
end
If the gem doesn't provide you the version through a method, you can solve it with:
rubyif Bundler.load.specs.find { |gem| gem.name == 'paperclip' }.version.to_s != '1.2.3'
fail 'Please remove me, Paperclip version has changed'
end
Or even when you're waiting for a new Rails version, e.g.:
rubyfail 'Remove this file' if Rails::VERSION::MAJOR >= 5
Post atualizado em 13/01/2025, 07:00:00
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