Bundler could not find compatible versions for gem "mime-types"

[bingosummer]

I'm trying to use the version 0.3.9 of fog-azure-rm in another project cloud_controller_ng.
In https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cloud_controller_ng/blob/master/Gemfile#L19, 'mime-types', '~> 2.6.2' is needed, which causes the following error.

My question is that can fog-azure-rm use a newer version of mime-types?
If so, I think, the issue is resolved.
If not, do you have any suggestions to resolve the issue?
Thanks.

Bundler could not find compatible versions for gem "mime-types":
  In snapshot (Gemfile.lock):
    mime-types (= 2.6.2)

  In Gemfile:
    mime-types (~> 2.6.2)

    mime-types (~> 2.6.2) x86_64-darwin-14

    mime-types (~> 2.6.2) x86_64-darwin-16

    mime-types (~> 2.6.2) x86_64-linux

    fog-azure-rm (= 0.3.9) was resolved to 0.3.9, which depends on
      mime-types (= 1.25)

    fog-azure-rm (= 0.3.9) was resolved to 0.3.9, which depends on
      mime-types (= 1.25) x86_64-darwin-14

    fog-azure-rm (= 0.3.9) was resolved to 0.3.9, which depends on
      mime-types (= 1.25) x86_64-darwin-16

    fog-azure-rm (= 0.3.9) was resolved to 0.3.9, which depends on
      mime-types (= 1.25) x86_64-linux

Running `bundle update` will rebuild your snapshot from scratch, using only
the gems in your Gemfile, which may resolve the conflict.

[abbas-sheikh-confiz]

Hey @bingosummer
We are working on altogether removing dependency on mime-types. Please stay tuned.

[bilal-naeem-confiz]

Hi @bingosummer
The latest version of fog-core has been released (2.0.0). We are testing our fog-azure-rm gem using that. If everything works out smoothly, then we will remove the dependency that we have on mime-types and that will resolve the issue that you are currently facing.
Thanks

[bingosummer]

@bilal-naeem-confiz How is the test going?

[tcdowney]

@bilal-naeem-confiz just wondering if you have any updates for this. Thanks!

[WalterS]

Is there any progress on this? At the moment it is not possible to use fog-azure-rm and fog-google because of this.

[yelvert]

2.5 years now, where is this?

[sethboyles]

@geemus I think this can be closed

[geemus]

Thanks!