Add Ruby 3.0 to the cross compile list #530
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aharpervc
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Apr 3, 2023
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@aharpervc how do you want to continue from here? I can start on the Ruby 3.1 (well most things are already ready) or we could do a small release just for the Ruby 3.0 support? |
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I recommend to keep trucking on new version support and cut a new release when it makes sense |
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Replaces #524
This PR adds Ruby 3.0 to the cross-compile list. With #525, few things related to the CI changed and couple of changes like the OpenSSL update have been implemented with #525 as well. So opening a new PR was simpler than overwriting the existing one.