Moncef Belyamani
Moncef Belyamani
The reason you're seeing this error is because you're using the system Ruby (the Ruby version that came preinstalled on your Mac), or a version of Ruby older than 3.x...
Certificate issues and OpenSSL issues are not specific to any particular Ruby version manager. You can experience those issues regardless of which tool you used to install Ruby. These kinds...
HTTPS calls made by Ruby's `Net:HTTP` (which itself requires the `net-http` gem) require the `openssl` gem. When you install a particular Ruby version, it includes specific versions of certain gems...
The same OS and asdf version on 2 different machines shows different recent ruby versions to install
It looks like your native linux machine has an outdated ruby plugin from 2022. Try updating it: `asdf plugin update ruby`.
@zach-fetch That will only work for Ruby versions 3.1 and higher. Ruby versions older than 3.1, such as 3.0.x, which is what this issue is specifically about, will not work...
What's different in master is that it now uses the appropriate version of OpenSSL depending on the Ruby version. However, this will only work for Ruby versions 3.1 and higher...
@vicomte Homebrew disabled OpenSSL 1.1 as of October 24, 2024: https://www.rubyonmac.dev/openssl-1-1-deprecated-how-this-affects-your-ruby-projects @jahanzaib-javed-infinikorn Why do you think that you have to use 3.0.0 specifically? At a minimum, you should be using...