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Adds support for active support 6, whilst maintaining compatibility with active support 5 and older ruby versions.

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Did you see the #45?

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Did you see the #45?

Yes I did, the end result of this PR is the same (allow this Gem to be used in Rails 6 projects) however it maintains support with older rails / rubies which seem to be the main objections to merging the referenced PR

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@tmlee This project still maintained?

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@tmlee This project still maintained?

You can switch to the replace_activesupport_with_tardis_and_dry branch of my fork, if you wish.

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tmlee commented Feb 3, 2020

@tmlee This project still maintained?

Yes i will update this gem soon to support newer version of Rails

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c2ofh commented Feb 6, 2020

@tmlee Please, that would be great!

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I've chosen this version of code to be used.

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I've chosen this version of code to be used.

Thank you for let us knowing!

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To make it easier for those wishing to use @jmortlock's fork that adds Rails 6 support, you can use this in your Gemfile:

gem "time_difference",                          # Simple TimeDifference operations. NOTE: We use this fork to support Rails 6: https://github.com/tmlee/time_difference/pull/48
    github: "jmortlock/time_difference",
    ref:    "74cfe3fdbf2a50dd80d7c0fdf457bf2b9384edd6"

This locks it to that specific git commit as well to avoid any surprises with bundle update, should the master branch see any further commits.

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