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They've announced there will be no 6.2, so Rails 7.0 is expected this year.
I hadn't done Rails since Rails 5. I recently tried installing Rails and created a new project, and it felt like it was way more complicated than it was back then. Biggest of those issues is having Yarn, why cant it just use NPM like a normal person? (even as a fallback)
Well, it’s true that Rails does include JS baked in now, which did not used to be the case. It does make it a bit more complex, I agree. But virtually 100% of projects demand JS on the front end now, so I think it’s wise of them to include a built-in and standardized way to do it.
Man!, my work projects still on Rails >4 and <5.2
Recently tried a new project on rails 6 but i find very hard to make Yarn run in both development and production. I hope this gets better for 7.
"We have big plans for the next version of Rails and that require big versions."
Has there been any info as to what those big changes planned are?