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Summary
In #8234 we introduced a change that placed an upper bound on Bundler at 2.0
Bundler 2.0 is on the near horizon with a release expected later this year.
Previous reports claimed that there would be major changes, and while there are breaking changes (like the
Gemfile.lock
being totally rewritten), it does not block a Rails app from running.Using Bundler master, I was able to enable Bundler 2.0 with all major deprecations,
bundle install
andrequire 'bundler/setup'
viabin/rake environment
without any issue whatsoever.In preparation for Bundler 2.0 release, this PR removes that upper bound.
It is important to note that Bundler currently will print a warning but continue to run if you use Bundler 2.0 - so this isn't changing much except that a warning won't be printed.
cc @rafaelfranca