Closed benjaminwood closed 1 year ago
If it turns out we do not intend to support Ruby < 2.6, let's at least specify a minimum ruby version so folks don't run into this unexpectedly.
can we have a solution for it @kyleboe because i am also trying to use the latest version of it with ruby 2.5 and getting the same error or please tell me the possible solution i could do it from my side. Thanks
The code in question
(match[1..]
) uses Ruby 2.6's infinite range syntax.I believe we intend to support Ruby 2.4, so this should be changed. We should also run our tests against all supported Ruby versions to ensure this cannot happen again.