Ensure that docker-api works with frozen strings #590
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This looks great. One question, but otherwise I'd be happy to merge. |
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| require 'docker' | ||
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| desc 'Run the full test suite from scratch' | ||
| task :default => [:unpack, :rspec, :quality] |
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Ah, can we also remove the quality from this array?
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Ah yes, of course. Sorry I missed that.
I also now noticed a mention of rake quality in the Readme; that has been removed as well.
It doesn't work with Ruby 3.1+, and in 2018 its maintainer wrote that users should consider switching to RuboCop.
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I think after Ruby 3.4 is released[^1], more people will start expecting libraries to be functional with eg the `--enable-frozen-string-literal` option enabled. This commit adds the `frozen_string_literal` header to all files and fixes failing tests. [^1]:ruby/ruby@12be40a
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Fixed and pushed. |
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Released as v2.4.0 |
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I think after Ruby 3.4 is released1, more people will start expecting libraries to be functional with e.g. the
--enable-frozen-string-literaloption enabled.This PR adds the
frozen_string_literalheader to all files and fixes failing tests.This PR also configures CI to run tests with Ruby versions 3.0 up to 3.3. This in turn means that the
canegem had to be removed. It was last updated 6 years ago, and that last change was telling people to start using RuboCop instead (however, I feel such a change is out of scope for this PR).Footnotes
https://github.com/ruby/ruby/commit/12be40ae6be78ac41e8e3f3c313cc6f63e7fa6c4 ↩