Quote '3.0' to ensure CI uses Ruby 3.0.x for the 3.0 entry #689
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mhenrixon
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As a note, the spec failures here are unrelated to this change. Broadly the failures appear to be the result of two items:
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@mhenrixon If you want I can try and fix all of these outstanding issues. Just let me know. |
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The 3.0 in the CI configuration needs to be quoted or it will be truncated to '3'. This loads the latest Ruby 3 version, which at time of writing is Ruby 3.1.1.
See a recent CI run: