README.md in pgcli-rails-0.6.4 vs README.md in pgcli-rails-0.6.5

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 # pgcli-rails
 
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 [pgcli][] is a command-line interface for PostgreSQL that offers many improvements over `psql`, like auto-completion and syntax highlighting. Wouldn't it be nice to have a convenient way to use `pgcli` with your Rails app?
 
 That's where the pgcli-rails gem comes in. It adds a `pgcli` Rake task to your Rails app. Use it in place of `rails dbconsole`.
 
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 ## Requirements
 
 * Rails 4.2+ using PostgreSQL
-* Ruby 2.6.0+
+* Ruby 2.6+
 * [pgcli][] (`brew install pgcli` to install on macOS)
 
 ## How it works
 
 pgcli-rails is simply a Rake task that reuses the existing `Rails::DBConsole` command class provided by Rails. It subclasses DBConsole to execute `pgcli` instead of `psql`. All you need to do is require the pgcli-rails gem by placing it in your Gemfile.