Bump bundler to final release of v2.4.x#1249
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@rogerluan, you might be more up to date with this repo, so I'll leave the merging to you 🙈 |
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With all the CI pipeline updates in the past months to resolve dependency versioning conflicts, even when not throwing errors now, the build+test & deploy workflows get stuck on
bundle updatestep for almost an hour now without any reason. (It should take seconds, the whole run is orders of magnitude slower.)I have seen improvements in my prior experiments and the fix still works like a charm luckily so this gets the workflows back to good shape.
before:
(takes ~55mins to resolve)
after:
(done under ~1min)
This is the latest v2.4.x release available from several months ago — I have neither tested nor researched the compatibility and requirements for the v2.5.x versions that are being released currently, but this seems to work well for now.