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Add Railties 6.1 and 7.0 to CI matrix #7
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This was failing because its not run through rake but directly as its a standalone command
Getting this to install in CI is problematic. Not worth running in CI since its EOL and we can still leave it permitted for use.
These are failing. Other builds are not running so we'll remove this for now and add back once we can stabilize CI.
No way to fix this other than to reconfigure rubocop to allow these warnings or update the codebase so they adhere to rubocop.
These fail with the following error: > Don't know how to build task 'git:submodule:test' (See the list of available tasks with `rake --tasks`) I'm not sure if this is setup to work as expected so disable for now so CI is green. This can be addressed separately.
@johnnyshields I'm not sure if CI is running here but going off of my fork, the build is green now. Note that the lint rubocop and tests vendor jobs are disabled due to the errors there (details in each commit). I had to remove certain Ruby and Rails versions due to "frozen" related errors. I figure it's worth getting CI green and revisiting each separately. I'm not sure what you wanted to do with each so figure it's best for you to resolve. I realize just adding the tzinfo-data gem is safe and should not pose an issue for other platforms. If you'd prefer what was there originally I can add it back in and retry CI. |
I tried running tests against railties 7.0.x but they fail with
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I'll look at this in a few days, thanks! |
By the way, I'm looking for volunteers to help with #2. |
@johnnyshields any chance you've been able to look at this? I figure the errors have to do with Zeitwerk/loader changes but I'm not sure what needs to be updated to resolve. I've tried a bunch of changes before but no luck. 😔 |
Have not yet. |
This issue is fixed and this PR is no longer needed. |
This is the same approach I submitted for the clockwork gem to keep it simple to run multiple versions of Rails (in this case just railties) in CI without needing multiple gemfiles. Despite the gemspec declaring the dependency as long as we specify this after that, it should install the version specified from the environment variable.