09:26 <jensnockert> If I set a dependency in my gem on 'activesupport', '> 4' or something, and someone bundle installs it on ruby 2.1.10p492 or something similar they get "activesupport-5.0.0.1 requires ruby version >= 2.2.2", is there a workaround?

09:26 <jensnockert> I need to be able to support both activesupport 5 and ruby 2.2

09:27 <jensnockert> Using an ext to inject the gem dependency works for RubyGems, but then Bundler cannot pick it up?

09:38 <olle> https://github.com/gocardless/hutch/issues/244 I saw this issue registered in the popular Hutch RabbitMQ message processing system.

09:38 <olle> "Dynamically picking version of ActiveSupport won't work as expected" they say.

09:41 <jensnockert> Yes, that's the issue :'|

09:54 <jensnockert> https://github.com/bundler/bundler/issues/4960 is related, but reverseish.

11:40 <olle> jensnockert: Would it work to have lots of documentation that "You need to put this in your Gemfile to make this work:"

11:41 <olle> jensnockert: And then keep the spec.add_runtime_dependency ">= 4.0".

11:41 <jensnockert> No idea.