Bump minimal required Ruby from 2.5->3.2#6
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Before we merge this I would like to figure out if this actually works on Ruby 2.7 or if we need to bump it to 3.2 (or if we even want to support 2.7/3.0). |
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Can we bump to 3.2 minimum? It’s the oldest ruby still in support. https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/ |
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I don't think we still need to pull in ancient rubies. We don't have Bolt consumers that are that ancient (like PE Orchestrator). |
3.2 is the oldest and still maintained Ruby version.
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3.2 is the oldest and still maintained Ruby version.