Upgrade rake to version 12.3.3

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What changed?

✳️ rake (~> 10.0 → ~> 12.3) · Repo · Changelog

Release Notes

12.3.3 (from changelog)

Bug fixes

• Use the application's name in error message if a task is not found. Pull Request #303 by tmatilai

Enhancements:

• Use File.open explicitly.

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Commits

See the full diff on Github. The new version differs by 25 commits:

• Bump version to 12.3.3.
• Use File.open explicitly.
• Merge pull request #317 from ruby/ignore-gitignore
• Removed gitignore from gemspec files.
• Merge pull request #309 from RDIL/patch-1
• Remove deprecated travis ci option
• Merge pull request #307 from ruby/azure-pipelines
• Only enabled macOS environment
• use realpath
• Do not specify ruby version of macOS
• Ignore matrix build for macOS
• Rename
• Removed non supported versions.
• Extracted ruby versions for matrix
• Added missing vmImage
• Applied matrix build for the multiple platforms.
• Set up CI with Azure Pipelines
• Merge pull request #305 from aycabta/use-2.6.1
• Use Ruby 2.6.1
• Merge pull request #303 from tmatilai/app-name-in-error
• Use the application's name in error message if a task is not found
• Merge pull request #301 from ruby/colby/update-rubocop
• fix outstanding rubocop warnings
• Merge pull request #300 from ruby/colby/add-ruby-2.6
• Add ruby 2.6.0 to .travis.yml

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