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test: update assertions to pass #3235

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@xlgmokha xlgmokha commented Mar 4, 2021

Why is this needed?

To unblock merging work into the default branch.

How was this fixed?

By updating the expected bundler version in the assertions
related to the failing tests.

@xlgmokha xlgmokha requested a review from a team as a code owner March 4, 2021 23:16
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cc @feelepxyz I think this is an alternate method to the patch proposed in #3239

I think #3239 may be a more general fix, which I dig. But CI passes here, and I can't argue with a ✅ .

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can't argue with a ✅ .

Agreed 👍 :shipit:

@feelepxyz feelepxyz merged commit 09314fd into main Mar 5, 2021
@feelepxyz feelepxyz deleted the fix-test-failures branch March 5, 2021 12:28
jurre added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 15, 2021
These tests run bundler to check the latest version, but any time this
is updated the test would start to fail
(#3235). This change
makes sure that we only check that the version was unlocked by checking
the major version only. If a v3 is ever released this will fail again,
but at least it buys us a bit more time.
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