Relax Bundler version for development #1086
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The upper bound on the Bundler version introduced in whitequark@9c34ef3 is causing installation errors with the development version of Ruby 4.1-dev. ```console > bundle install (snip) Could not find compatible versions Because the current Bundler version (4.1.0.dev) does not satisfy bundler >= 1.15, < 3.0.0 and Gemfile depends on bundler >= 1.15, < 3.0.0, version solving has failed. ``` https://github.com/whitequark/parser/actions/runs/20980305950/job/60303672289 In practice, there is little need to specify an upper bound unless an actual compatibility issue with the Bundler version used for development arises.
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The upper bound on the Bundler version introduced in 9c34ef3 is causing installation errors with the development version of Ruby 4.1-dev.
https://github.com/whitequark/parser/actions/runs/20980305950/job/60303672289
In practice, there is little need to specify an upper bound unless an actual compatibility issue with the Bundler version used for development arises.