build(deps): remove colorize dependency#3
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colorize is licensed under GPL-2.0, a strong copyleft license. This gem is MIT-licensed and is embedded as a runtime dependency in other projects, so pulling in a GPL-2.0 dependency creates a license-compatibility risk for downstream consumers. Its only use was rendering the blue "[R-UIQ] " debug-log prefix, now reproduced by a small inline ANSI helper (blue_text) that emits the exact same escape sequence. Output is byte-identical and the runtime dependency is dropped entirely. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Removes the
colorizeruntime dependency. Its only use was rendering the blue[R-UIQ]debug-log prefix, which is now produced by a small inline ANSI helper (blue_text) that emits the exact same escape sequence. Output is unchanged.Why
colorizeis licensed under GPL-2.0 (a strong copyleft license). This gem is MIT-licensed and is embedded as a runtime dependency in other projects, so pulling in a GPL-2.0 dependency creates a license-compatibility risk for downstream consumers. Since the dependency was used for a single decorative log prefix, it's cleaner to drop it entirely than to carry that risk.Changes
colorizefrom the gemspec and therequireResque::UniqueInQueue.blue_textand buildPLUGIN_TAGfrom itNo public API or behavior changes; debug output is byte-identical.