Drop support for Ruby 3.0 (reaching EOL) #29702
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I think we will drop Ruby 3.0 support in 4.3, so not opposed to this. We can probably enable CI on 3.3 as well, but we need 3.3.1 to fix YJIT before we can recommend using it for deployments. |
Cool.
Makes sense ... I'll rebase that other PR and try to figure out what else is needed over there for a "good enough to merge into main, if not fully production-ready yet" sort of status. |
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Ok for me, Ruby 3.0 should now be EOL.
@ClearlyClaire do you think we can drop 3.0 support in Mastodon 4.3, of should we do it for 4.4?
If everything goes well, 3.3.1 should be released soon, so Mastodon 4.3 would support Ruby >= 3.1, < 3.4
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Looking at Debian stable and Ubuntu LTS versions, it seems like they either ship Ruby 3.1 or do not support Ruby 3. Therefore I think it should be fine to drop Ruby 3.0. |
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We are now into April and past the EOL date for 3.0 (although the maintenance page still lists it as "expected" not actually EOL...) |
Starting with ruby 3.1, the enforced rubocop default for hashes is to
prefer the shorthand syntax which omits hash values when the local var
names match the hash keys.
For example, in this scenario:
Fabricate(:status, account: account, poll: poll)
The cop is going to enforce this style:
Fabricate(:status, account:, poll:)
This works the same way, with the values in variables matching the key
names passed in.
We have thousands of violations of this cop, so lets set this value to
allow `either` style.
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Ruby 3.0 is scheduled to reach EOL at the end of this month -- https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/downloads/branches/
Opening a draft here to capture what we may need to do to drop support at some point.
Vaguely related to #28013 in the sense that we may want to wait until we have a confident merge of 3.3 support before dropping 3.0.
I may have missed some things but the changes here are minimal thus far: