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@pkuczynski You can fined them at actions/virtual-environments.
For example, this README contains the list of softwares installed on Ubuntu 18.04 virtual machine including Ruby.
@masa-iwasaki none of the pasted links contain information which Ruby is available...
Please check again, all the README's in https://github.com/actions/virtual-environments/tree/master/images list Rubies.
Regardless, as to hosted Rubies, all are:
Ruby 2.4.6
Ruby 2.5.5
Ruby 2.6.3Work is being done to allow installation of current Rubies for 2.3 thru 2.7, along with JRuby & TruffleRuby. The work is community supported, no word from GitHub yet...
I see. It would be good to point people to this link, otherwise it's hard to determine what's available.
This list of Rubies is quite outdated. I ended up using https://github.com/eregon/use-ruby-action/
This list of Rubies is quite outdated. I ended up using https://github.com/eregon/use-ruby-action/
That's what I was referring to. Speaking of rvm, and being a Windows type, does rvm do anything with cert files? Windows installs ship with one, but not sure how they're handled on Ubuntu & macOS...
Not sure what you mean with cert files?
Please log issues for new versions in the VM repo. e.g. actions/runner-images#209
I think it would be useful to link to a list of supported Ruby versions from the README though.
That data is really hard to find for people which don't know a lot of details about GitHub Actions.Reacted by Bryan MacFarlane, Masatoshi Iwasaki, Piotr Kuczynski, Viktor Smári and Alvaro EscobarTaken from actions/runner-images#281 it would be great to at least make very clear that
actions/setup-rubyis not able to install versions of Ruby, just setup predefined ones.IMO there does not need to be a list in this repository, a reference to the currently available versions would be sufficient.
Reacted by Benoit Daloze, Masatoshi Iwasaki and EmersonI updated the readme with the simpler statement which clarifies what the workflow author should do.
How one can find out which versions of Ruby are available?