> Andreas Enge <andr...@enge.fr> hat am 14.06.2024 19:36 CEST geschrieben: > > An interesting question would be whether all the packages that still depend > on ruby@3.1 can use ruby@3.2 or ruby@3.3 instead.
There are breaking changes between these Ruby versions. For most packages, upgrading Ruby and having the tests run would work, but I count 209 packages with tests disabled (I did not check how many of them run on 2.7). Personally, I wouldn't want to risk it :) > And whether we still need ruby@2.6 in addition to ruby@2.7; no package > depends on the former. Probably not, end of support for Ruby 2.6 was 2022-04-12. Fwiw, end of support for 2.7 was 2023-03-30. The 2.7 -> 3.0 migration was pretty big in the Ruby ecosystem, I wouldn't expect there to be a lot of open source applications running 2.7 any more. Having a quick look at (gnu packagages ruby), very few packages still depend on 2.7.
