Revert breaking change of minimum required ruby version introduced due to the latest io-event gem#399
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A better option would be for you to move to the latest 3.2.x release, as there are some issues with earlier releases. However, I'm willing to entertain this request. |
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@ioquatix I agree we should just use the latest 3.2.x, but I can't upgrade Ruby in our app without getting a bunch of approvals (I work at a corporate). So I'd be grateful if this PR can be merged for the benefit of apps on < 3.2.6 |
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Hey @ioquatix, can this be merged? |
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Yes, thanks. |
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I'm using
async2.25.0 in a Rails app running on Ruby 3.2.2. I tried to upgrade to async 2.26.0, but theio-asyncgem's latest version (commit) has introduced a breaking change on the minimum required Ruby version (now requires Ruby >=3.2.6 instead of >=3.2).This commit reverts the minimum required version of
io-asyncgem inasyncto~> 1.11to maintainasyncgem's compatibility with Ruby >=3.2Type of Change
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