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Upgrade Ruby to 2.7 or 3.1 #304

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ashie opened this issue Dec 27, 2021 · 6 comments
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Upgrade Ruby to 2.7 or 3.1 #304

ashie opened this issue Dec 27, 2021 · 6 comments
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ashie commented Dec 27, 2021

Currently our Docker images uses Ruby 2.6:

FROM ruby:2.6-slim-buster

EOL date of Ruby 2.6 is 2022-03-31:https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/downloads/branches/
We need to upgrade Ruby by the date.

Because Ruby 3.0 has some known problems (that are solved in 3.1), I want to skip it.

@ashie ashie moved this to 2022Q1 in Fluentd Kanban Jan 6, 2022
@fujimotos fujimotos moved this from v1.14.5 to In-Progress in Fluentd Kanban Jan 21, 2022
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ashie commented Feb 4, 2022

We have still several known issues with Ruby 3.1 on Windows: fluent/fluentd#3585
So I'll choose 2.7 for a while.

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kenhys commented Feb 4, 2022

And more, buster reaches EOL at 2022-08, ruby:2.7-slim-bullseye is recommended.

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kenhys commented Feb 4, 2022

Working on windows side.
#309
#310

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kenhys commented Feb 7, 2022

Fixed other base images
#311

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kenhys commented Feb 9, 2022

PRs were all merged.
It will be shipped when v1.14.5 was ready.

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ashie commented Feb 10, 2022

Done

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