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Ruby 2.7 has not been supported for over a year, but currently nothing is forcing us to drop compatibility, so let's keep testing against it. 🤷♂️
Ruby 3.3 is out there for a while. I think we should also test against upcoming version (3.4) and apparently that's what
headis for. Hopefully 🤞 it doesn't cause issues; if yes we could use a concretepreviewversion.I am also unlocking local development versions of tooling, except those related to CodeClimate, which are a bit more fragile.