Update bundle & Ruby version#2038
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Sorry, the diff on this is horrific because Rubocop complained about line endings. The important changes are in the Gemfile and lock. |
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Will anything here affect the Docker setup? (I don't know enough to review this, so leaving a question for reviewers who do.) |
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Can't say I know for sure - I don't use it. |
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Update the bundle to address some of the outstanding dependency alerts. Drops support for ruby 3.1 and 3.2, adds 3.3 and 3.4. 3.3 is in security-maintenance only, so we'll need to look at 4.0 fairly soon.