Deprecate unnecessary constant in GitHubMetadata::Client
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parkr
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Apr 4, 2023
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IIRC, this was for the Faraday 0.x to 1.0 migration. |
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@jekyllbot: merge +fix |
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I stumbled upon the realization that
Faraday::ConnectionFailedis valid even in faraday-0.17 and older and that there is no need of testing forFaraday::Error::ConnectionFailed. The latter class is just an alias of the former.Therefore, let us deprecate the
GitHubMetadata::Client::FARADAY_FAILED_CONNECTIONconstant which should have ideally been a private_constant.