CI: Use Ruby 3.3 for linting #35
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RuboCop is set to use 2.6 syntax rules in any case.
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Next release will drop Ruby 2.6 and 2.7 anyway, so feel free to remove them in this PR if it helps getting CI green 👍 |
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The real reason was "used a bundled Bundler which had some older issues", but now, we got rid of the 2.6, 2.7 from the CI matrix. Should we bump the gemspec min required Ruby version, too, @iMacTia ? |
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Yes we'll need to bump it in the gem spec and also in the rubocop.yml file. |
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@iMacTia I will refrain from checking for version restriction on the net-http gem, but the rest of the things are here, and I will merge. |
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RuboCop is set to use 2.6 syntax rules in any case.
Turned out to need a newer RuboCop, and newer plugins, and after that, it was ready to be used.