Open mohamedhafez opened 4 months ago
Can confirm, the current state is a steaming pile of unusable shit and useless openssl hacks.
I agree, the last release seems to be in 2021:
Are there anyone managing the releases at this point?
I asked hard for this in the last year, but to be honest, I think at this point no one is taking care of new releases.
@raelgc
I think at this point no one is taking care of new releases.
@pkuczynski is still active, though. So I still have hope for it.
These days it's clear rvm get master
is the only way, and rvm get stable
is of no use since no recent releases.
There are many Ruby versions being added, I don't think the overhead of a release every time is worth it, unless it's fully automated perhaps (but that would be a lot of work though and probably not everything can be automated).
as of October 24th, it's impossible to install ruby using the stable version in macos if you don't already have the latest openssl@1.1 version installed. it's impossible to install openssl@1.1 since October 24th and the stable version of rvm requires installing it but fails.
There's been several important fixes since the last release 3.5 years ago, specifically being able to install Ruby 3.2 and 3.3 without having to mess around with openssl arguments, and the ability to install TruffleRuby, it would be great if we could use those in a stable release! ❤️