Use latest Ruby 3.1 and Rails 7.x patch versions #17
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@arielj Looks good, thank you!
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Current main branch uses Ruby 3.1.3 and Rails 7.2.2.2 in the
nextgemfile but it's failing to resolve dependencies when runningbundle update rails(that's why the tests keep failing in #15, it's stuck resolving dependencies for 5hs and then killed).Upgrading Ruby to the latest 3.1.7 patch and bundler to 2.6.9 (latest version that supports Ruby 3.1) allows running
bundle update railswith no issues.I'm including those updated Rails versions also in this PR