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Reverse Dependencies for simplecov-cobertura

The projects listed here declare simplecov-cobertura as a runtime or development dependency

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A mongoDB based messaging queue that supports multiple queues
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A fork of the nylas gem for interacting with the Nylas V2 API.
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Read environment variables from 1Password fields (dotenv/json/yaml format) or all fields using the op CLI or 1Password Connect Server API. Export local .env files back to 1Password.
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This is minimalistic inflector. It allows Pair Kit to be an independent library
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pludoni GmbH's RSpec template. Just require in spec_helper
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With this gem, you can measure the execution times of each of filters registered to a Rails controller action. This is a supplementary tool of newrelic-ruby-agent gem.
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Simple distributed Redis-backed rate limiter
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rbe-tebako is the RubyEverywhere fork of tebako, an executable packager. It packages a set of files into a single executable binary that allows a user to run a selected file from the packaged software as if it is a mounted filesystem. This fork targets Ruby 3.2 through 4.0.
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A Simple Ruby HTTP Client built on top of the Ruby Net HTTP standard library.
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The realuser gem provides a simple API for obtaining the real user ID (RUID) of a process and its parent processes on Linux systems. It leverages the `/proc` filesystem to perform deep and shallow resolution of RUIDs, making it useful for process management and monitoring in Linux environments.
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Map Redis types directly to Ruby objects. Works with any class or ORM.
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A plugin-based tool to fetch stats, with a GitHub stat fetcher included by default
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