Closed thatbudakguy closed 1 year ago
When testing on ruby 3.0, we need to specify the version as a string, otherwise YAML will interpret 3.0 as the integer 3. This causes the actual requirement to become ~3, which allows for downloading e.g. Ruby v3.2 when we wanted v3.0.
See for example: https://github.com/OpenGeoMetadata/GeoCombine/actions/runs/3897283862/jobs/6654792458#step:3:11
@eliotjordan I think #135 would make this PR pass, but that one is blocked by this one (it fails because of trying to use ruby v3.2). fun times!
When testing on ruby 3.0, we need to specify the version as a string, otherwise YAML will interpret 3.0 as the integer 3. This causes the actual requirement to become ~3, which allows for downloading e.g. Ruby v3.2 when we wanted v3.0.
See for example: https://github.com/OpenGeoMetadata/GeoCombine/actions/runs/3897283862/jobs/6654792458#step:3:11