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Reverse Dependencies for activesupport

The projects listed here declare activesupport as a runtime or development dependency

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Make a connection to the prooflink connect api for single sign on authentication
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A gem that interacts with the property management site propertysolutions.com
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A library for working with ProseMirror documents in Ruby, including conversion between ProseMirror JSON and other formats such as Markdown.
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Fornece uma interface de conexão com os serviços REST do Prosper ERP
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Google Protocol Buffers serialization and compiler implementation for Ruby.
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ruby-protobuf client/server for nats
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Allows user to define a JSON's schema with ruby object.
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A Ruby gem for Google's Protocol Buffers messages using three different encodings JSON based syntax instead of the original binary protocol. Supported formats - Hashmap: A tipical JSON message, with key:value pairs where the key is a string representing ...
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Reads in and parses binary transaction log, txnlog.dat, according to the specifications in HOMEWORK.md
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Stub your gRPCs with lab-grown proto objects
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Provenance records user actions and ActiveRecord model changes in Rails applications. It groups changes per request and transaction, sanitizes sensitive data, tracks bulk operations and has_and_belongs_to_many changes, and ships structured audit events to any sink through configurable hooks.
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A simple way to put a proxy in front of any object, at any time.
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