I'm trying to map some legacy ruby code in an effort to upgrade out of needing to use its old versions of things - we know the code is legacy, but we have no way to update the version until we can map it and understand what the code actually does so we can put it under test, and then port/update it- and I get the following:
Thing is, this makes no sense given the data I have as there is no reason you should even be looking for ruby version 4 as it does not exist yet, and the 2.6 version minimal seems very arbitrary and constructive given the publicly stated goals of this project.
Is there a specific version that supports older versions of ruby that is still functional?
Would you please remove these constraints if its supported?
I'm trying to map some legacy ruby code in an effort to upgrade out of needing to use its old versions of things - we know the code is legacy, but we have no way to update the version until we can map it and understand what the code actually does so we can put it under test, and then port/update it- and I get the following:
Thing is, this makes no sense given the data I have as there is no reason you should even be looking for ruby version 4 as it does not exist yet, and the 2.6 version minimal seems very arbitrary and constructive given the publicly stated goals of this project.
Is there a specific version that supports older versions of ruby that is still functional?
Would you please remove these constraints if its supported?