feat(gemset): Install gems per Ruby version to avoid compat issues #231
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When users switch Ruby versions (e.g., from 3.2 to 3.3), previously installed gems with native extensions can break due to ABI incompatibilities or something else. This also affects the same Ruby version compiled with different configurations or on different platforms. This change introduces version-specific gem directories by hashing the output of `ruby --version`, which includes version, revision, and platform info. Gems are now installed to `gems/<hash>/` instead of the extension root, ensuring each Ruby environment gets its own isolated gem set. Closes #107
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When users switch Ruby versions (e.g., from 3.2 to 3.3), previously installed gems with native extensions can break due to ABI incompatibilities or something else. This also affects the same Ruby version compiled with different configurations or on different platforms.
This change introduces version-specific gem directories by hashing the output of
ruby --version, which includes version, revision, and platform info. Gems are now installed togems/<hash>/instead of the extension root, ensuring each Ruby environment gets its own isolated gem set.Closes #107