Replace File.exists? with File.exist? - #118
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File.exists? was deprecated in Ruby 2.7 and removed in Ruby 3.2. The `rake install` task currently raises a NoMethodError on any Ruby >= 3.2 because of this. Switch to File.exist? which has been available since Ruby 1.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Hah, that's a really old task that I don't really use any more, but left it hanging around. |
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File.exists?was deprecated in Ruby 2.7 and removed in Ruby 3.2rake installtask raisesNoMethodErroron any Ruby >= 3.2 because of thisFile.exist?which has been available since Ruby 1.0Test plan
rake installno longer errors on Ruby 3.2+bundle exec rake)🤖 Generated with Claude Code