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The t gem depends on twitter-text to extract mentioned screen names from Tweet text.
Five separate users, all on different operating systems and Ruby versions, reported a LoadError on the line where I require 'twitter-text'.
Originally, I assumed it was an environmental issue, since I was unable to reproduce the problem on my machine, however, when I released a version of the gem (0.9.4), which lazy-loaded twitter-text, users reported the problem had been fixed.
As you can see from this GitHub compare view, the only difference between version 0.9.3, where users were reporting a problem, and 0.9.4, where users reported that it was fixed is the lazy-loading of twitter-text: sferik/t-ruby@v0.9.3...v0.9.4
Again, I am unable to reproduce the error, but I believe that there is a problem with requiring twitter-text as a dependency on some systems, which I thought you'd want to know about.
I am considering reimplementing the extract_mentioned_screen_names functionality that I'm using from twitter-text within the t gem, however I'd prefer to depend on twitter-text than maintain that code myself.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The
t
gem depends ontwitter-text
to extract mentioned screen names from Tweet text.Five separate users, all on different operating systems and Ruby versions, reported a
LoadError
on the line where Irequire 'twitter-text'
.Originally, I assumed it was an environmental issue, since I was unable to reproduce the problem on my machine, however, when I released a version of the gem (0.9.4), which lazy-loaded
twitter-text
, users reported the problem had been fixed.As you can see from this GitHub compare view, the only difference between version 0.9.3, where users were reporting a problem, and 0.9.4, where users reported that it was fixed is the lazy-loading of
twitter-text
: sferik/t-ruby@v0.9.3...v0.9.4Again, I am unable to reproduce the error, but I believe that there is a problem with requiring
twitter-text
as a dependency on some systems, which I thought you'd want to know about.I am considering reimplementing the
extract_mentioned_screen_names
functionality that I'm using fromtwitter-text
within thet
gem, however I'd prefer to depend ontwitter-text
than maintain that code myself.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: