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Centralize Ruby Version to .ruby-version #129

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The .ruby-version file is the ecosystem standard for defining a Ruby version. This PR adds the .ruby-version file, ensures a required_ruby_version is set, and removes all other references to Ruby in this repository, aligning it with the standard.

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Please verify the following before merging:

Verify that the changes in the PR meets the following requirements or adjust manually to make it compliant:

  • .ruby-version file is present with the correct Ruby version defined
  • A required_ruby_version in your gemspec is set
  • There is no Ruby version present in the dev.yml Ruby task (before: - ruby: x.x.x, after: - ruby)
  • There is no Ruby version/requirement referenced in the Gemfile (no lines with ruby <some-version>)
  • A Gemfile.lock is built with the defined Ruby version
  • The version of Rubocop installed is 1.61.0 or greater
  • There is no TargetRubyVersion defined in rubocop.yml (reads from required_ruby_version on Rubocop 1.61.0)
  • There is no Ruby argument present in ruby/setup-ruby Github Actions that do not run on a Ruby matrix (no lines with ruby-version: “x.x”)

To establish consistency, the required_ruby_versionis set to 2.7. If you think that another version is a better fit, please make the applicable changes.

Please merge this PR if it looks good, this PR will be addressed if there isn't any activity after 4 weeks.

@george-ma george-ma force-pushed the centralize_ruby_version branch 2 times, most recently from 7777473 to 21c0f6f Compare April 3, 2024 15:56
george-ma and others added 4 commits May 1, 2024 12:27
The `.ruby-version` file is the ecosystem standard for defining a Ruby version.  This PR adds the `.ruby-version` file, ensures a `required_ruby_version` is set, and removes all other references to Ruby in this repository, aligning it with the standard.
> [!IMPORTANT]
> Please verify the following before merging:

Verify that the changes in the PR meets the following requirements or adjust manually to make it compliant:
  - [ ] `.ruby-version` file is present with the correct Ruby version defined
  - [ ] A `required_ruby_version` in your gemspec is set
  - [ ] There is no Ruby version present in the  `dev.yml` Ruby task (before: `- ruby: x.x.x`, after: `- ruby`)
  - [ ] There is no Ruby version/requirement referenced in the `Gemfile` (no lines with `ruby  <some-version>`)
  - [ ] A `Gemfile.lock` is built with the defined Ruby version
  - [ ] The version of Rubocop installed is 1.61.0 or greater
  - [ ] There is no `TargetRubyVersion` defined  in `rubocop.yml` (reads from  `required_ruby_version` on Rubocop 1.61.0)
  - [ ] There is no Ruby argument  present in  `ruby/setup-ruby` Github Actions that do **not**  run on a Ruby matrix (no lines with `ruby-version: “x.x”`)

To establish consistency, the `required_ruby_version`is set to 2.7. If you think that another version is a better fit, please make the applicable changes.

Please merge this PR if it looks good, this PR will be addressed if there isn't any activity after 4 weeks.
they should be alphabetized
#exists? on File is deprecated and removed
default proxy address was changed to :ENV in a159594
@jenshenny jenshenny force-pushed the centralize_ruby_version branch from 883e53c to 1b1e01d Compare May 1, 2024 16:27
SSLPoster was leaking changes in state to other tests
@george-ma george-ma merged commit 1b635d9 into master May 19, 2024
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