require pathname where it is used #388
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jdleesmiller approved these changes Mar 3, 2019
| I'm helping Alex with rubyzip maintenance now, so I'll get this merged. |
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Lib::Zip::Entry uses Pathname; if the project that is using RubyZip doesn't already require 'pathname', a bizarre error message of the following form will be generated:
As Pathname is used internally, I believe it should be imported from within RubyZip. If there is a better solution to this issue, I'd love to know!