Fix regression related to require_relative
and fix integration tests
#65
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Description
This PR fixes #64 which was caused by #56 and introduced in v2.1.0
Even though I identified what was causing the issue, I wanted to fix the integration tests so that these type of incidents don't happen again. Took me awhile to figure out what was causing this to only fail when installing specifically using Bundler, but issue was that in the old [broken] integration tests, we were installing the gem at the root folder of this project, which caused some coincidences in the filepaths to make
require_relative
to work, but once we changed the installation path, they stopped working.This was proven by first committing only the changes that make the tests fail:
And then committing the fix: