Gender-neutralise podfile.rb docs #384
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Gender-neutralise podfile.rb docs [ci skip]
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Thanks and will do—though it’s encouraging to get Travis’ approval! |
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👍 for the gender neutralization. |
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I'm fairly confident that, were someone who does not identify as male to author a podspec, I'd be happy to use it nonetheless :)