Use latest minor versions of Ruby in Travis-CI #218
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It seems that the shortened versions do not actually alias to the latest minor release on Travis-CI, and 2.3 doesn't alias at all currently.
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It looks like this might take slightly longer than our current build config since it has to pull down the pre-compiled ruby binaries from the Travis-CI cache, instead of using the pre-installed ruby version. Also one of the builds (Ruby 2.1.8) timed out while installing one of the gems, causing the build to take twice as long as expected. Aside from the gem timeout issue it doesn't seem too bad, though. |
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Okay I guess we can't use |
We must exclude jdk variations from the CRuby jobs to prevent running extra jobs we don't need.
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The idea here is to have more realistic coverage in case we end up doing something that can break on a specific, newer ruby version. I'm keeping 2.1.5 in addition to 2.1.latest to ensure we maintain a minimum compatible version of Ruby (for now).