fix unix-crypt require syntax#14
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Bundle reported: [!] There was an error parsing `Gemfile`: You passed :require_name as an option for gem 'unix-crypt', but it is invalid. Valid options are: group, groups, git, path, glob, name, branch, ref, tag, require, submodules, platform, platforms, type, source, install_if, gemfile, github, gist, bitbucket. You may be able to resolve this by upgrading Bundler to the newest version.. Bundler cannot continue. Looks like maybe :require_name was ignored before, but now bundler is validating the options passed to it. This changes it to the correct way of naming the file to require.
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I can confirm that the gem is also not installed automatically (because of this, I assume): @communiteq Can you please merge this PR to fix the unix-pw support? |
OK, in later runs the plugin worked fine. |
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Bundle reported:
[!] There was an error parsing
Gemfile: You passed:require_name as an option for gem 'unix-crypt', but it is
invalid. Valid options are: group, groups, git, path, glob, name,
branch, ref, tag, require, submodules, platform, platforms, type,
source, install_if, gemfile, github, gist, bitbucket. You may be able
to resolve this by upgrading Bundler to the newest version.. Bundler
cannot continue.
Looks like maybe :require_name was ignored before, but now bundler is
validating the options passed to it.
This changes it to the correct way of naming the file to require.