Fix local preview #229
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Fix local preview #229
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BTW, it might be worth noting somewhere in the docs that Ruby 3.1.x works well for local testing. I noticed that too. If you try to use the latest version of Ruby, it becomes a headache in my experience. |
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The spec from this PR is available at https://preview.sesh.rs/previews/eecs280staff/tutorials/229/. (Available until Sun Sep 28 2025.) |
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Import preview fixes from eecs280staff/tutorials#229
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Update Ruby dependencies to fix local rendering. Update config files to match the latest primer spec docs. I used Ruby 3.1 to generate the lock file to avoid clashes with older versions present on GitHub pages.
EDIT: This PR still needs some work. GitHub pages seems to be using Ruby 3.0, which is deprecated and no longer available on macOS via Homebrew.