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Get up to at least the latest Ruby version with Rails 4.2 latest
It could be in a separate PR to update to Rails 5(.1), but this one has been tested by me and passed my smoke test. (I was able to set up test authenticator and log in with a test user and password matching the username.)
Thanks! This is great, my campus implements CAS and I am on the development team, but it has been an impediment to developing that I have to be on campus network at all times (and logged into VPN when I am remote.)
So I am setting up a standalone test network on which all real employee information can be replaced with fake ones. I'm going to need a CAS server, I have an API for authorization, that I will also need to be replicating into my test environment... this example CAS app with the addition of the Test authenticator driver was just what I needed! I was thinking I might reconfigure it so that users that are not known to the authorization service can't be authenticated, but I don't know if I even need to do that. If they don't get authorized, they won't be allowed into the application, so ...
Anyway, this is great! Just what I needed, thank you very much!
PR simply does bundle update and includes migrations and other various asset/etc file updates from the later version of the CASino gem installer.