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[GitHub] [qpid-proton] jiridanek edited a comment on pull request #254: PROTON-2125: suppress annoying deprecation warning from Minitest

jiridanek edited a comment on pull request #254:
URL: https://github.com/apache/qpid-proton/pull/254#issuecomment-637568551


   > Ok, in that case do we want to actually split that change out from this one (as it definitely seems like it needs fixing) and create a separate matrix element for bionic then as I'm guessing the intent was to test on both bionic and xenial.
   
   I don't know what the intention was. I think I introduced that bionic line and it was by mistake ;( My deliberate suggestion now is to have xenial, bionic, but mostly focal in the matrix, as proposed in #246.
   
   > I think this fix (if we're going to use it at all) should be in the ruby CMakeLists.txt.
   
   That's what I wanted to specifically avoid touching. If I am setting options in CMake, I might just as well monkeypatch the warning out of minitest, or possibly even migrate the tests from the deprecated methods (and monkeypatch in the modern methods when using the rhel 7 version of minitest).
   
   Having quickly checked, it looks like `gem` is available as a package in rhel 7. That possibly means that using newer version of minitest from gem, instead of the packaged version, may be possible. Given that it is a test-only dependency.


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