Remove octokit, rails-erd, and binding_of_caller from Gemfile#8969
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@zachmargolis I removed another one (rails-erd) 😬 edit: and |
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changelog: Internal, Dependencies, Remove unused octokit, rails-erd, and binding_of_caller gems from Gemfile
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🛠 Summary of changes
We removed the code that used
octokitin #5038, but the dependency is still installed in development. This PR removes it.rails-erdwas added in #625, but the documentation was removed in #4960.binding_of_callerhas been around since #1, and has not been used for some time as far as I can tell 🙂