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With Ruby 2.3 and 2.4 being EOL, we should move our support accordingly to keep pace with maintenance effort. This also allows simpler interoperability with dependent gems (i.e. `nokogiri`).
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👋🏼 @katmsft Any thoughts on what's left to be done in this PR 🙏🏼 ? |
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👋🏼 @seanmcc-msft could you kindly help to review this PR, please? |
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With Ruby 2.3 and 2.4 being EOL, we should move our support accordingly to keep pace with maitaintenance effort. This also allows simpler interoperability with dependent gems (i.e.
nokogiri).