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Reverse Dependencies for coveralls

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

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A simple and flexible means of configuration for Ruby applications.
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Library for auditing record changes.
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A View-Component framework for Rails applications.
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Scope ActiveRecord connection to specifc PostgreSQL schemata on the fly.
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This gem serves as the basis for the interface between a Ruby (Rails) application and a provider of transcoding services such as Opencast Matterhorn, Zencoder, and Amazon Elastic Transcoder.
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An extension for Active Model to encourage implementing entity.
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Wraps GitHub's Gist API with a class implementing the ActiveModel modules. So, it should be pretty familiar to anyone who's ever used models in Ruby on Rails.
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save multiple translation for the same attribute
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This is useful when you want to define optional validations for a resource and keep it valid.
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Monitor application status and health in a sane way Rails-y.
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ActiveNetsuite to Netsuite is what ActiveRecord to RDBMS.
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