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address 2 issues causing dependency detection to falsely label an instrumentation's dependencies as "unsatisfied". - handle Padrino with a special case pending resolution of #2912 - don't mark an item as unsatisfied the second (or higher) time it comes around through the `detect!` loop
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| # already set for Sinatra, so skip Padrino and circle back with a | ||
| # new Padrino specific solution in the future. | ||
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| # https://github.com/newrelic/newrelic-ruby-agent/issues/2912 |
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Really appreciate the comment here about what's going on with this. thank you!
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address 2 issues causing dependency detection to falsely label an instrumentation's dependencies as "unsatisfied".
detect!loopresolves #2893