I'd like to test a gem on Ruby 2.1 to ensure legacy compatibility. I understand that this Ruby version is not supported upstream anymore (as is Ruby 2.2). However, since Ruby 2.1 was shipped with some older operating systems (notably Debian 8 Jessie), I'd still like to support it with my code if possible, and obviously need to test this.
In fact, adding support to ruby/setup-ruby is rather straight forward. I have a WIP branch for that at meineerde/setup-ruby@feature/ruby-2.1. For Windows builds, this alone is enough. For macOS and Ubuntu, there would still need to be builds generated in ruby/ruby-builder.
Is this something you would be interested in?
I'd like to test a gem on Ruby 2.1 to ensure legacy compatibility. I understand that this Ruby version is not supported upstream anymore (as is Ruby 2.2). However, since Ruby 2.1 was shipped with some older operating systems (notably Debian 8 Jessie), I'd still like to support it with my code if possible, and obviously need to test this.
In fact, adding support to ruby/setup-ruby is rather straight forward. I have a WIP branch for that at meineerde/setup-ruby@feature/ruby-2.1. For Windows builds, this alone is enough. For macOS and Ubuntu, there would still need to be builds generated in ruby/ruby-builder.
Is this something you would be interested in?