This PR drops support for Ruby < 2.2.5 and Rails < 4.0.
It also makes jruby an allowed failure since I haven't even heard about anyone using it in a long time anyway, and it fails constantly.
This removes a bunch of conditionals from the builds, which is a nice thing. Travis fails for unrelated reasons right now as far as I can see (timeout while downloading Gem files from S3).
I don't have any more time to spend on this right now, so consider this a WIP that I'll get back to at some other date.
Mange
commented
7 years ago
This PR drops support for Ruby < 2.2.5 and Rails < 4.0.
It also makes
jrubyan allowed failure since I haven't even heard about anyone using it in a long time anyway, and it fails constantly.This removes a bunch of conditionals from the builds, which is a nice thing. Travis fails for unrelated reasons right now as far as I can see (timeout while downloading Gem files from S3).
I don't have any more time to spend on this right now, so consider this a WIP that I'll get back to at some other date.
(This is a follow-up from #60.)