Support when running with frozen string literals #231
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@Earlopain i know this is old, but more relevant with 3.4 now. I was just about to submit a PR, then saw yours pending. Same exact change, so can verify fix if anyone maintaining their own forks, or future 3.4 users that end up here. |
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RUBYOPT=--enable=frozen-string-literal bundle exec rspecRuby is once again going in the direction of freezing strings by default. This is all that's needed here to make it compatible, at least according the the test suite and what I make use of from the gem myself.
I don't really expect this to be merged, the project looks pretty dead to me but maybe someone else will find this useful.