This time we’re trying something new we’re making header and libraries to compile against available much earlier than before. Moving forward it’s Ruby 3.x.Īny major version upgrade require some extra attention, but the good news is that in our experience the upgrade from Ruby 2.7 to 3.1 was much the same as any minor version upgrade (at least of you heeded the warnings Ruby might have given you in the past.) The Ruby 2.x version branch stopped at Ruby 2.7.
We’ve also chosen use a version that has had time to soak, allowing for the version to stabilize as much as possible before we ship it with the application. We’ve chosen a conservative update cadence since every upgrade require extensions with Ruby C extensions to recompile their binaries. Since SketchUp got acquired by Trimble the team has made sure to keep the Ruby interpreter embedded in the application somewhat up to date.
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