I think that the short answer to this is "yes", but I don't think that
there is a specific target date for it.
I have been playing with it myself. I have been trying to get Hobo running
on MRI Ruby 2.41/Rails 5.1 for a pre-existing Hobo app, but no luck so far.
I can bring the server up, and the dryml pages appear to be compiling, but
when I try to bring up the site in my browser, I get an exception before I
get to the login page ("undefined method `tag_options' for
#<#<Class:0x00561315592df0>:0x00561317df9208>").
I'm guessing that it might be due to a conflict between Erubis and Erubi,
as Rails 5 moved from Erubis to Erubi for it's ERB implementation. Hobo
uses Erubis to compile the dryml files.
Rails 5 requires quite a few changes, both to Hobo and to any pre-existing
web app.
If I can get my web app to run, I will load my modified Hobo code onto
GitHub and submit a pull request, but I'm not there yet.
Has anyone else had any luck moving to Rails 5? I would love to compare
notes.
On Thursday, February 16, 2017 at 1:12:03 AM UTC-7, Gabriel Prat wrote:
>
> Any plans to support Rails 5?
>
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