Closed niels closed 1 year ago
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Any updates on this, please? This is block a lot of dependencies from upgrading
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Any updates, please?
This gem is currently the one thing preventing us from updating countries
to 5 (so the next major after what this PR allows) – that one does have some breaking changes. It would be more motivating to look into those if this was merged first. EDIT: I did look… seems like https://github.com/facebook/facebook-ruby-business-sdk/blob/f2e6f54084ee50c16acbb31410acd60aa5c44fda/lib/facebook_ads/ad_objects/server_side/util.rb#L137 is the only place countries
is used, and that method still seems supported. So should be fine.
Technically, facebookbusiness
still supports Ruby 2.5 & 2.6.
So with countries
v5.0.0. dropping support for those Ruby versions, it would be incompatible with facebookbusiness
.
(It would, of course, still be great to at least get this PR merged so that countries
v4 gets allowed.)
@niels Good point. I've now made a PR for supporting countries 5 and thus requiring Ruby 2.7. We can then use that fork in our app until/if Facebook want to merge.
hi, this issue is fixed in the 56588d4e4d02d1b1e9856a8de41b1670ca1ec8ed commit. so closing it for now
There don't seem to be any breaking changes in v4.