Better error if Money#allocate called with an empty array
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please rebase if you'd like to get this PR merged |
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Done @elfassy |
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At the moment if you do
Money.new(1, "USD").allocate([])it will raise with:Since this is an invalid input, it's better to identify that and raise earlier with a more clear message.