fix: Explicitly require openssl gem #334
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OpenSSL 3.6.0 introduced a change in behavior which prevents the SDK
from initializing. To learn more, refer to this github ticket.
To mitigate this, we explicitly depend on the openssl gem instead of
loading the default version shipped with Ruby.
This SDK still advertises Ruby 3.1+ support, which should require a
minimum threshold of openssl-v3.0+. However, Ruby 3.1 is EOL and the
openssl maintainer only implemented fixes in openssl-v3.1+. Thus, we set
the minimum to openssl-v3.1.
fixes #333
Note
Add explicit
openssl
runtime dependency (~> 3.1
,>= 3.1.2
) inlaunchdarkly-server-sdk.gemspec
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