Update and shorten gem summaries #206
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| @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Gem::Specification.new do |spec| | |||
| spec.authors = ["Adam McCrea", "Carlos Antonio da Silva", "Jon Sullivan"] | |||
| spec.email = ["[email protected]"] | |||
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| spec.summary = "This gem works with the Judoscale Heroku add-on to automatically scale your web and worker dynos." | |||
| spec.summary = "Autoscaling for Ruby." | |||
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Just wasn't sure if needed to add more, since it's the "core" gem that others depend on, so kept it simple. LMK if you want to expand it further.
Remove specific mention of "Heroku add-on", simplify and make them short and sweet.
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Remove specific mention of "Heroku add-on", simplify and make them short and sweet.
Ref: #204 (comment)