Ruby 2.1 and 2.2 are no longer maintained, and Rails 3.2 and 4.2 are no
longer maintained, so I don't want to go out of our way to continue
supporting them in FactoryBot 5+. Hooray for faster test runs!
- Add Rails 5.1 and 5.2 to Appraisal
- Avoid running combinations we know are going to fail by moving to
"exclude" instead of "allow_failures"
- Use updated migration class for Rails 5.1+
* support latest Ruby 2.1
* support latest Ruby 2.2
* support latest Rails 4.2
* drop testing of Ruby 2.0
* drop testing of Rails 4.0
* fix JRuby support
* Remove gemfiles from version control to match same testing style as
Clearance and Suspenders.
* MiniTest does not need to be manually included as it is automatically
included by Rails by default.
* Add spring for Rails 4.1.
* Disable Spring to get specs to pass on Rails 4.1.
* Add therubyrhino for JRuby.
* Remove old references to Rails 3.
* Fix JRuby test where output is "1 runs", not "1 tests".
* Remove Rails 3.0 reference to "turn".
Rails 3.1.x has code which checks which version of ruby is being run,
and based on the result, selects a version of turn.
For 1.9.3+, it selects "~> 0.8.3"; for everything else, it selects "0.8.2".
If we remove turn from the Appraisals, but have travis install both versions
that rails might potentially need, the in-generated-app Gemfile building should
work correctly.
Previously, the railties required by the project gemspec was in conflict with
the rails versions being pulled in by Appraisal.
There were situations where a newer rails app was generated by `rails new...`
even though the Appraisal gemfiles/ value should have been setting it correctly.
We need to be able to use the versions of things specified in the appraisal gemfiles/
specify the version of rails for the initial generation of the applications,
but subsequently allow those applications to point to the `Gemfile` within
the newly generated rails apps, rather than wherever BUNDLE_GEMFILE was previously
set by Appraisal.
This allows us to test factory_girl_rails against each minor release of
Rails 3. To run the full suite, run
$ bundle exec rake
To view all the rake tasks Appraisal provides, run
$ bundle exec rake -T appraisal
