Fix Ruby 3 I18n.t ArgumentError #17
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I have fixed the
ArgumentErrorthat occurred when running the generator with Ruby 3.0.0. This error was caused by Ruby 3's strict separation of positional and keyword arguments.I updated the
tandtthelper methods in theSwaggerGeneratorto use keyword argument splatting (**options), ensuring they correctly pass options toI18n.tin a way that is compatible with Ruby 3.0.0 and later.Changes:
lib/generators/jsonapi/swagger/swagger_generator.rb:t(key, **options)andtt(key, **options)to use keyword arguments.I18n.t(key, **options)to use the double splat operator.This change maintains compatibility with older Ruby versions while resolving the issue on Ruby 3.0.0.
Closes #12
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