Use Minitest module instead of MiniTest compatibility layer #242
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The Minitest package has long been capitalized like that. The variant MiniTest is retained only as a compatibility layer. Switch to the current module name. This change is motivated by Fedora, which already uses minitest 5.19. That version requires setting the env variable MT_COMPAT to import the compatibility module, and thus revealed the problem in Fedora build system. Signed-off-by: Otto Liljalaakso <[email protected]>
sassc-ruby build in Fedora ignores the dependency version constaints given in gemspec and uses the versions included in the Fedora distribution. Currently, Fedora is on 5.19.0, which works. Based on this, the version constaint can be considerably relaxed. Signed-off-by: Otto Liljalaakso <[email protected]>
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The Minitest package has long been capitalized like that. The variant
MiniTest is retained only as a compatibility layer. Switch to the
current module name.
This change is motivated by Fedora, which already uses minitest 5.19.
That version requires setting the env variable MT_COMPAT to import the
compatibility module, and thus revealed the problem in Fedora build
system.