Ruby 3.4 #4236
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* this gem is blocking us from upgrading to Ruby 3.3, but it seems we don't actually use it
* the RFC gem doesn't support ruby 3.3, but we don't seem to use it anyway
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Seems like we might have to skip upgrading to Ruby 3.3 because it doesn't look like the default version of Bundler will get the bugfix we need. Trying to upgrade to Ruby 3.4 instead, but am running into more language change issues (particularly around keyword arguments).
We may have to update more fog gems: fog/fog-local#34
capi-release PR: cloudfoundry/capi-release#517
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