Upgrade all the rubies - use 3.3 by default#106
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I think this change makes a lot of sense 👍 Should we remove support for Ruby 2.7 while we're here?
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We could do that. Ruby 3.0 is also EOL as of 3 weeks ago, would you like that removed also? |
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Yep, let's do it. It won't magically remove old versions that do claim support for it. |
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This also makes #101 redundant, and can be closed |
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Any chance we can get a release? I do believe there is a |
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