Rename Ruby::Enum to RubyEnum::Enum (Ruby 4.0 support) - #57
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Ruby 4.0 reserves the top-level Ruby module for the language itself, so reopening 'module Ruby' in this gem is no longer safe. Renames the gem's namespace from Ruby::Enum to RubyEnum::Enum and bumps the major version to 2.0.0. For backward compatibility, Ruby::Enum (and Ruby::Enum::Case, Ruby::Enum::Errors) remain available as deprecated aliases that warn on inclusion and delegate to RubyEnum::Enum. They will be removed in a future major version. Closes #55. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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Closing this — after more research, Ruby 4.0 only reserves the top-level |
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Summary
Ruby 4.0 reserves the top-level
Rubymodule for the language itself (e.g.Ruby::VERSION,Ruby::Box), so this gem reopeningmodule Rubyfor itsRuby::Enumnamespace is now a real conflict, not a hypothetical one.This renames the gem's namespace from
Ruby::EnumtoRubyEnum::Enumand bumps the major version to 2.0.0.Backward compatibility
Ruby::Enum,Ruby::Enum::Case, andRuby::Enum::Errorsremain available as deprecated aliases. IncludingRuby::EnumorRuby::Enum::Caseprints a deprecation warning and delegates toRubyEnum::Enum/RubyEnum::Enum::Case. These aliases will be removed in a future major version.Changes
Ruby::Enum->RubyEnum::Enumthroughoutlib/,spec/,spec_i18n/,README.md,benchmarks/.lib/ruby-enum/deprecated.rbwith the backward-compatibleRuby::Enumshim + tests (spec/ruby-enum/deprecated_spec.rb).2.0.0.CHANGELOG.mdand added an "Upgrading to >= 2.0.0" section toUPGRADING.md.Closes #55.