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Drop active_job from the dependencies. #1331

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In 8bc80cf, we needed to add active_job to the dependencies to allow database seeding to continue to work.

This was raised in rails/rails#35782 and fixed in rails/rails@d3dc651

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@nickcharlton, I'm poking around here.

This requires us to depend on Rails 6.0.0.rc1 or greater, yeah?

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I'm not sure how to read the Rails' team's notation on rails/rails@d3dc651:
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👋 @thecalliopecrashed

I think you're right. That tag symbol should mean that the commit will be included in that release.

I do wonder if this has additional implications when Rails 6 is released. Will we need to conditionally add active_job for Rails versions lower?

In #8bc80cf, we needed to add `active_job`
to the dependencies to allow
database seeding to continue to work. This was raised in
rails/rails#35782
and fixed in
rails/rails@d3dc651
@nickcharlton nickcharlton merged commit f11fd1b into master Sep 10, 2019
@nickcharlton nickcharlton deleted the nc-drop-active-job branch September 10, 2019 21:58
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