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It's time for everyone's favorite game: bump the versions! Ruby 3.4 is out, and Rails 8 has been shipped for some time. We try to keep our CI suite testing currently-supported versions of each, but we don't want a giant matrix that requires many customizations to run successfully either. As a result, this commit: * Adds testing our full matrix with Ruby 3.4 * Drops testing with Ruby 3.1 * Drops testing with Rails 7.1 I think this is a good balance of testing the latest versions of Ruby and Rails while maintaining some backward compatibility in a manner that doesn't require a degree in YAML to understand.
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It's time for everyone's favorite game: bump the versions! Ruby 3.4 is
out, and Rails 8 has been shipped for some time. We try to keep our CI
suite testing currently-supported versions of each, but we don't want a
giant matrix that requires many customizations to run successfully
either.
As a result, this commit:
I think this is a good balance of testing the latest versions of Ruby
and Rails while maintaining some backward compatibility in a manner that
doesn't require a degree in YAML to understand.