open-feature
feat: added-flagsmith-ruby-provider
This PR
- Adds Flagsmith ruby provider to the ecosystem list
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Dependent on provider release
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This pull request introduces the Flagsmith Ruby provider to the project's ecosystem list, enhancing the visibility of supported technologies for feature flagging. The addition marks a new server-side provider for Ruby, with its official link pending the release of the provider itself. This update helps to keep the ecosystem documentation current and comprehensive.
Highlights
- New Provider Entry: A new entry for the Flagsmith Ruby provider has been added to the ecosystem list.
- Placeholder Link: The
hreffor the newly added Ruby provider is currently set to 'TBD', indicating that the official link is pending the provider's release. - Technology Expansion: This update expands the listed technologies for Flagsmith to include Ruby, specifically for server-side implementations.
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@toddbaert. Last nudge on ruby. Thanks!
I'll merge as soon as I release the provider.
@toddbaert the provider was released , can we merge it?
