Relax dev dependencies #361
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Don't pin development dependencies to specific (old) versions. It could make sense to change several dependencies from `~>` to `>=`. And _maybe_ keep `rspec` and `webmock` with `~>`. But, at least for gem development, I've found that's usually much more hassle than it's worth.
This is how `bundle gem` has generated new gems for a while now.
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Don't pin development dependencies to specific (old) versions. There appear to be some minor incompatibilities with ruby 4.0 and some of the older development dependencies.
It could make sense to change several dependencies from
~>to>=. And maybe keeprspecandwebmockwith~>. But, at least for gem development, I've personally found that's usually much more hassle than it's worth.