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Update Ruby version to 3.3.4 and gem dependencies #1034

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Update Ruby Version to 3.3.4 and Gem Dependencies for Annotate

Description

This Pull Request updates the Ruby version requirement to 3.3.4 and adjusts gem dependencies to ensure compatibility and stability for the annotate gem.

Details

1. Ruby Version Update

  • Updated the Ruby version requirement to 3.3.4 in the .ruby-version and Gemfile files.
  • Verified compatibility of all code and dependencies with Ruby 3.3.4.

2. Gem Dependency Adjustments

  • Updated annotate.gemspec to reflect compatible versions for essential dependencies, especially activerecord.
  • Set the dependency range for activerecord to >= 3.2, <= 8.0.0 to ensure compatibility with Rails 8.
  • Removed deprecated or incompatible dependencies, ensuring the gemspec reflects current compatibility needs.

3. Compatibility Testing

  • Ran the test suite with Ruby 3.3.4 to confirm stable functionality with the updated Ruby version and dependencies.
  • Verified compatibility with Rails 8 by validating the dependency adjustments.

Testing

  • Run bundle install to confirm the correct versions of dependencies are installed.
  • Execute bundle exec rake test to verify that all tests pass with the updated Ruby version and dependencies.

Additional Notes

This update aligns annotate with the latest Ruby and Rails versions, supporting broader compatibility and more reliable dependency resolution for users.

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