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What is the lowest ruby version are we going to support? #14

Closed abinoam closed 7 years ago

abinoam commented 7 years ago

Note: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruby_(programming_language)#Table_of_versions

We already have inflecto supporting old ruby versions. It's working, reliable and it will freeze (not break at near future). I think we shouldn't loose time trying to keep compatible with old rubies. We should aim for the future. (But I'm open for suggestions).

2.1 has already ended security maintenance phase since 2017-03-31. It means NO SUPPORT at all from Ruby core team. 2.2 ended support phase since 2017-03-28 and it'll end security maintenance phase in 4 months (2018-03-31). So we should focus on 2.3, 2.4, 2.5.

My suggestion, we should do a release of 1.0.x with all these things that were around inflecto but unreleased. So, most people could just jump into flexus without any problem.

Then, we begin a 2.0.x branch, where the required ruby version will be >= 2.3.

What do you think @Ptico .

abinoam commented 7 years ago

@Ptico, now that we have a roadmap with 1.0.x and 2.0.x. I think this question is related to 2.0.x What the lowest Ruby version should we support on 2.0.x?

Ptico commented 7 years ago

= 2.3 i think

abinoam commented 7 years ago

Completely agree (as I discussed above).