Add Ruby version matrix to test on both 3.4 and 4.0#64
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Implements a GitHub Actions matrix strategy to test on multiple Ruby versions: - Ruby 3.4 (current stable maintenance version) - Ruby 4.0 (latest stable version) Benefits: - Ensures compatibility with both Ruby 3.4 and 4.0 - Catches Ruby version-specific issues early - Demonstrates project works across Ruby versions - Provides confidence for users on different Ruby versions - fail-fast: false allows all versions to run even if one fails The matrix runs tests in parallel, so CI time remains similar while providing significantly more coverage. Co-authored-by: factory-droid[bot] <138933559+factory-droid[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Implements a GitHub Actions matrix strategy to test the project on multiple Ruby versions simultaneously.
Changes
Updated
.github/workflows/ruby.ymlto use a matrix strategy:Ruby Versions Tested
Ruby 3.4 - Current stable maintenance version
Ruby 4.0 - Latest stable version
Benefits
✅ Compatibility assurance - Ensures code works on both versions
✅ Early issue detection - Catches version-specific problems before users hit them
✅ Future-proof - Ready for Ruby 4.0 adoption
✅ User confidence - Shows project works across Ruby versions
✅ Parallel execution - Tests run simultaneously, minimal CI time impact
✅ fail-fast: false - All versions complete even if one fails
Impact
This ensures the project remains compatible with both the current stable version and the latest release!