Replace deprecated usage of Request[] with request.params[]#116
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Any idea if this is going to be merged in? Is this gem still maintained by anyone? |
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Who has write access to this repository to merge in the changes above? This completely crashes now in Rails 7/Rack 3.1 without it. |
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Sorry I missed the notifications here. I'll get a new release out this week. Are you able to rebase on latest master? |
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Closing in favor of #122 |
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In Rack 3.0.0.beta1,
Request[]was deprecated and prints the following message to the console when used:This PR replaces the use of
Request[]withRequest.params[]per the recommendation of the console message.