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David Rodríguez authored
I think logger is only used to figure out which methods need to be made noops in order to silence webrick during tests. However, it seems possible to do the same using webrick's builtin logger and the current method does not seem even correct since it's not guaranteed that the logger gem and webrick's logger will use the same methods.
David Rodríguez authoredI think logger is only used to figure out which methods need to be made noops in order to silence webrick during tests. However, it seems possible to do the same using webrick's builtin logger and the current method does not seem even correct since it's not guaranteed that the logger gem and webrick's logger will use the same methods.
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