chore: upgrade ruby and setup a server with docker#25
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Hello! C'est un travail au quel je compte m'attaquer bientôt ! La mise en prod devrai aller, j'utilise un gestionnaire de version de ruby qui permet d'avoir une version de ruby différente par projet (rbenv, l'équivalent de nvm pour node) |
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La version 2.6 de ruby est dépréciée depuis 2022. La première étape pour migrer vers une version maintenue est de migrer vers la version 2.7
Cela permettra de passer à rails 7, puis d'upgrade à partir de là.
J'espère que l'upgrade en prod sera possible sans trop de tracas.
J'ai aussi ajouté un dockerfile pour lancer un serveur ruby de développement car je suis incapable d'installer la version demandée de ruby en local (trop ancienne).