Closed pablobm closed 3 years ago
Hi @pablobm, thanks for your contribution!
Having said that... Ruby 2.5 is now End-of-Life
Yeah, it was my reasoning. Supporting the same versions that Ruby does is probably the most sensible approach when balancing maintainability and backward-compatibility support.
On top of that, besides a renaming, this library has been stable since 2018, with no new features added. At this point, I'm neither planning to add anything new, as I think it does what it is supposed to do and nothing more. For these reasons, it's reasonably safe to fix your dependency to 1.0.0 as a temporary workaround until you deprecate 2.5.
Having said that, I won't have any problem if, at some point, it becomes a blocker for your project. So, I'm going to close it for now, but if at some point you do need it to be merged, please, ping me!
Sounds good! Thank you for your thoughts.
The recent change at https://github.com/waiting-for-dev/front_matter_parser/pull/11 unfortunately broke this library for Ruby 2.5 and prior. We had some momentary CI issues over at Administrate (eg: https://github.com/thoughtbot/administrate/pull/2023) due to this, showing the following error:
Having said that... Ruby 2.5 is now End-of-Life, so perhaps you don't wish to support it any more and prefer to close this PR.
But! :-) although we at Administrate may drop Ruby 2.5 soon, we haven't done it just yet. Other libraries that may depend on this gem may be in a similar situation, so perhaps this you'd consider this change as a stopgap measure while everyone adapts.
Either decision would probably be correct!