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Support for Ruby 2.2 #40
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If there is a demand for that then we should try to do that. Personally, I'm not a big fan of supporting "dead" Rubies, since it could slow down the evolution of the language. On the other hand, I understand that things happen, and if Ruby Next could make you happier we should try to do that 🙂 As far as I understand, you want to use Ruby Next for application development, not gem development, right? And we need runtime transpiling, I guess. It's better to do that with the help of Bootsnap (which does Finally, the Ruby Next code itself uses syntax (e.g., To sum up, sounds like it's doable, though would require some work. |
I totally understand not wanting to support rubies this old. We are stuck in the stone ages!
Yep! We aren't currently doing any gem development.
Nextception? :P Thanks for the response. I will be watching this project closely! We have other parts of our system that are currently supported, so I'll be looking at trying ruby-next for those parts. |
Hey @ellingtonjp! Ruby 2.2 support has been added. It will be released in the next version (planned on Sep 2nd). It's no possible to use the master version from GitHub, 'cause we do not store the transpiled source code in Git (it's only included into the |
First of all, thanks for the hard work everyone! I'm super excited for this project. Unfortunately I'm stuck with Ruby 2.2 (MRI) at work. Would love to see support for our very old version.
Any plans to support rubies as far back as 2.2?
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