Multi ruby devcontainer setup #2568
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@st0012 I updated the CONTRIBUTING file - would you mind checking out this branch and seeing if you can get up and running with the devcontainer? |
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I struggled a lot when switching between rubies to test things out / fix specs etc. so I ended up with a devcontainer setup that allows me to easily switch to a specific ruby version in VS Code.
I figured I could share this here because it may turn out to be useful for others.
The reason why this is based on devcontainers is simple - we support too many rubies that have conflicting dependencies. I could not use rvm or any other Ruby version manager to easily switch between super old crubies or jruby.
Furthermore, I think we could have a nice setup with relay running as a docker service which can really help with figuring things out with envelopes etc.
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