Drop support for Ruby 3.0#507
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Ruby 3.0 reached EOL on April 2024
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Thank you! This is a good reminder to watch the list of officially supported versions of Ruby.
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Thanks, Fer! #474 is now ready for review 🥳 |
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It seems that the support of Ruby 3.0 has dropped thoughtbot#507. This PR updates `required_ruby_version` to match it.
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It seems that the support of Ruby 3.0 has dropped #507. This PR updates `required_ruby_version` to match it.
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According to Ruby lang page, Ruby 3.0 reached EOL on April 2024.
Supporting Ruby 3.0 is preventing the project from implementing standardrb most recent version, since we need to add an special case for syntax introduced in 3.2.
See #482 and #474