chore: loosen base64 dependency to allow 0.3.x#61
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`base64 0.3.0` was released in May 2025 and the API used by this gem (only `Base64.encode64`) is unchanged. The pessimistic constraint `~> 0.2.0` blocks bundler from resolving it, which forces apps that depend on a newer base64 transitively to downgrade or skip this gem. Loosens to `~> 0.2`, which allows 0.2.x and 0.3.x while still capping at 1.0 should the API ever change meaningfully. Closes typesense#50.
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Closes #50.
base64 0.3.0shipped in May 2025 and~> 0.2.0intypesense.gemspecblocks bundler from resolving it.The only
Base64API this gem uses isBase64.encode64(lib/typesense/keys.rb:26,29) — that has been stable across everybase64release.Loosens the constraint to
~> 0.2, which allows 0.2.x and 0.3.x while still capping below 1.0 if the API ever changes meaningfully.Verification
bundle update base64resolves tobase64 0.3.0.bundle exec rspec(api_call, configuration, key, keys specs) — all green against 0.3.0.PR Checklist