Allow devise-jwt to be used with devise 5.0.0.rc#291
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Allow devise-jwt to be used with devise 5.0.0.rc#291waiting-for-dev merged 1 commit intowaiting-for-dev:mainfrom
devise-jwt to be used with devise 5.0.0.rc#291waiting-for-dev merged 1 commit intowaiting-for-dev:mainfrom
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This updates the
devisedependency to allow installation with5.0.0.rc. This addresses #290 and is more constrained than #275 (which would allow a future v6, v7 and so on).With this change, the existing
devise-jwtunit tests are passing with the updated version ofdevise; reviewing https://github.com/heartcombo/devise/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md#500rc---2025-12-31, it doesn't appear that any of its breaking changes affectdevise-jwt.There is the potential for other breaking changes to be introduced in a future
5.0.0final release, though the same could be said of any hypothetically buggy5.0.1or above. If this is a concern, the version restriction could temporarily become'>= 4.0.0', '<= 5.0.0.rc'.