Hello everyone, As you know ruby-defaults has been uploaded yesterday to experimental, allowing one to switch to ruby2.3 as the default ruby by doing: apt install ruby/experimental (of course you need to have experimental in your APT sources - don't worry as packages from experimental are *not* installed by default) I have that installed since yesterday, did some testing of the things I use, and at this points it seems mostly OK. - the chef recipes I use for for managing my machines are working just fine. - the rails autopkgtest initially failed with `Could not find gem 'binding_of_caller (>= 0.7.2)', which is required by gem 'web-console (~> 2.0)', in any of the sources.`, which led me to fix ruby-binding-of-caller. the rails autopkgtest tests now pass. - vagrant with vagrant-lxc also works - the redmine autopkgtest tests worked on the first try - apt-listbugs was displaying some annoying deprecation warnings, what was fixed with a new upstream version of ruby-httpclient - nanoc also just worked for my use case. - vim-addon-manager also just works. If you have some time, please install `ruby` from experimental and test it with the stuff you care about. In special, I would like helping testing the following packages: - puppet - diaspora - gitlab (it seems broken ATM even on plain unstable) https://ci.debian.net/packages/g/gitlab/unstable/amd64/ -- Antonio Terceiro <terceiro@debian.org>
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