Fix broken build due to Hashdiff deprecation warning #758
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webmock uses the hashdiff gem, which recently introduced a deprecation warning regarding the spelling of the `Hashdiff` constant. ``` The HashDiff constant used by this gem conflicts with another gem of a similar name. As of version 1.0 the HashDiff constant will be completely removed and replaced by Hashdiff. ``` This warning in the output causes one of the vcr cucumber tests to fail. The fix is to update to the latest version of the hashdiff gem, which is currently in beta.
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webmock uses the hashdiff gem, which recently introduced a deprecation warning regarding the spelling of the
Hashdiffconstant.This warning in the output causes one of the vcr cucumber tests to fail. This is why the master branch currently has a failing Travis build.
The fix is to update to the latest version of the hashdiff gem, which is currently in beta, as suggested here: bblimke/webmock#823 (comment)