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I was doing some measurements around the installed size of debase-ruby_core_source and noticed that currently out of the installed size of 29M of the gem:
Given that there's not going to be any more 2.0 releases, what do you think of:
Removing the 2.0 sources
Bumping the required ruby version to 2.1
This way, Ruby 2.0 users could still install the gem (they would get the latest version that still had 2.0), but newer versions could get a few space savings.
(This could even be expanded to include every Ruby for which there will never be any new release, but I decided to start with 2.0 since that one is really really old and there's a lot of releases being included)
If this sounds good, I'd be happy to put in the PRs and help in any way to get this out the door.
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Howdy!
I was doing some measurements around the installed size of debase-ruby_core_source and noticed that currently out of the installed size of 29M of the gem:
... 5.1M (or around 17%) is Ruby 2.0 sources.
Given that there's not going to be any more 2.0 releases, what do you think of:
This way, Ruby 2.0 users could still install the gem (they would get the latest version that still had 2.0), but newer versions could get a few space savings.
(This could even be expanded to include every Ruby for which there will never be any new release, but I decided to start with 2.0 since that one is really really old and there's a lot of releases being included)
If this sounds good, I'd be happy to put in the PRs and help in any way to get this out the door.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: