Ruby wants to bundle it: ruby/ruby#11492

This is pretty much all the gem does anyways: https://github.com/ruby/benchmark/blob/8d2c8a0d7ca72bff7e97a4800e16c72f232867e4/lib/benchmark.rb#L311-L315

I removed the `bench_cop` rake task since it uses `benchmark` and I believe it just isn't very useful.
Dedicated tools like `vernier` or `stackprof` (which has buildin support in RuboCop these days)
are much more suited for the task.

Ruby wants to bundle it: ruby/ruby#11492

This is pretty much all the gem does anyways: https://github.com/ruby/benchmark/blob/8d2c8a0d7ca72bff7e97a4800e16c72f232867e4/lib/benchmark.rb#L311-L315

Ruby wants to bundle it: ruby/ruby#11492

This is pretty much all the gem does anyways: https://github.com/ruby/benchmark/blob/8d2c8a0d7ca72bff7e97a4800e16c72f232867e4/lib/benchmark.rb#L311-L315

Ruby wants to bundle it: ruby/ruby#11492

The benchmark gem does it like this for 14 years already so I don't imagine
problems with older ruby versions

Ruby wants to bundle it: ruby/ruby#11492

The benchmark gem does it like this for 14 years already so I don't imagine
problems with older ruby versions

Ruby wants to bundle it: ruby/ruby#11492

The benchmark gem does it like this for 14 years already so I don't imagine
problems with older ruby versions

Ruby plans to bundle it: ruby/ruby#11492

That means, in the next ruby version requiring it without it appearing in the
gemspec will warn, and the release after that will error.

Ruby wants to bundle it: ruby/ruby#11492

This is pretty much all the gem does anyways: https://github.com/ruby/benchmark/blob/8d2c8a0d7ca72bff7e97a4800e16c72f232867e4/lib/benchmark.rb#L311-L315

I removed the `bench_cop` rake task since it uses `benchmark` and I believe it just isn't very useful.
Dedicated tools like `vernier` or `stackprof` (which has buildin support in RuboCop these days)
are much more suited for the task.

Ruby plans to make `benchmark` a bundled gem: ruby/ruby#11492

It doesn't make much sense to continue this core extension since rails would
need to add it to its gemspec to continue offering it for what basically amounts to `x * 1000`.

Since requiring it could emit a warning, add it to the gemspec until it can later be removed
again with Rails 8.1

The benchmark generator will continue to work as usual:
It adds `benchmark-ips` to the users Gemfile, which in turn should depend
on `benchmark`: evanphx/benchmark-ips#141

Ruby plans to make `benchmark` a bundled gem: ruby/ruby#11492

It doesn't make much sense to continue this core extension since rails would
need to add it to its gemspec to continue offering it for what basically amounts to `x * 1000`.

Since requiring it could emit a warning, add it to the gemspec until it can later be removed
again with Rails 8.1

The benchmark generator will continue to work as usual:
It adds `benchmark-ips` to the users Gemfile.

Ruby plans to make `benchmark` a bundled gem: ruby/ruby#11492

It doesn't make much sense to continue this core extension since rails would
need to add it to its gemspec to continue offering it for what basically amounts to `x * 1000`.

Since requiring it could emit a warning, add it to the gemspec until it can later be removed
again with Rails 8.1

The benchmark generator will continue to work as usual:
It adds `benchmark-ips` to the users Gemfile.

Ruby plans to make `benchmark` a bundled gem: ruby/ruby#11492

It doesn't make much sense to continue this core extension since rails would
need to add it to its gemspec to continue offering it for what basically amounts to `x * 1000`.

Since requiring it could emit a warning, add it to the gemspec until it can later be removed
again with Rails 8.1

The benchmark generator will continue to work as usual:
It adds `benchmark-ips` to the users Gemfile.

Ruby plans to make `benchmark` a bundled gem: ruby/ruby#11492

It doesn't make much sense to continue this core extension since rails would
need to add it to its gemspec to continue offering it for what basically amounts to `x * 1000`.

Since requiring it could emit a warning, add it to the gemspec until it can later be removed
again with Rails 8.1

The benchmark generator will continue to work as usual:
It adds `benchmark-ips` to the users Gemfile.

Ruby plans to make `benchmark` a bundled gem: ruby/ruby#11492

It doesn't make much sense to continue this core extension since rails would
need to add it to its gemspec to continue offering it for what basically amounts to `x * 1000`.

Since requiring it could emit a warning, add it to the gemspec until it can later be removed
again with Rails 8.1

The benchmark generator will continue to work as usual:
It adds `benchmark-ips` to the users Gemfile.

Ruby plans to make `benchmark` a bundled gem: ruby/ruby#11492

It doesn't make much sense to continue this core extension since rails would
need to add it to its gemspec to continue offering it for what basically amounts to `x * 1000`.

Since requiring it could emit a warning, add it to the gemspec until it can later be removed
again with Rails 8.1

The benchmark generator will continue to work as usual:
It adds `benchmark-ips` to the users Gemfile.

Ruby plans to make `benchmark` a bundled gem: ruby/ruby#11492

It doesn't make much sense to continue this core extension since rails would
need to add it to its gemspec to continue offering it for what basically amounts to `x * 1000`.

Since requiring it could emit a warning, add it to the gemspec until it can later be removed
again with Rails 8.1

The benchmark generator will continue to work as usual:
It adds `benchmark-ips` to the users Gemfile.