Specify ruby version for Travis-CI. #430
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CI is currently failing because the default ruby on travis.org is 2.0, but a dependency xcpretty, requires the latest activesupport, which requires ruby >=2.2
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CI is currently failing because the default ruby on travis.org is 2.0, but a dependency xcpretty, requires the latest activesupport, which requires ruby >=2.2
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CI is currently failing because the default ruby on travis.org is 2.0, but a dependency xcpretty, requires the latest ActiveSupport. Version 5 of Active Support was just released today, which requires ruby >=2.2
I'm only 51% sure that this will work, but let's see what happens. I couldn't find documentation on specifying ruby versions for non-ruby projects.