18:32 <kmad> Anyone know of a reasonably current and mostly functioning Reddit API gem for Ruby? Redd is dedd and not compatible with Ruby 3 (?!) and reddit-api hasn't been updated in 8+ years.

19:44 <kmad> Nvm. Container with ruby 2.7 gets the job done. For now at least...

19:51 <weaksauce> kmad what's wrong with redd and ruby 3?

19:55 <kmad> weaksauce: I don't have the error at hand, but class instantiation is broken with 3.

19:55 <weaksauce> shouldn't be too hard to fork and fix but if you're happy with 2.7 stick with it

19:56 <weaksauce> not too much changed. you would have to fix up some kwarg handling mainly

19:56 <kmad> weaksauce: Someone already sort of did: https://github.com/avinashbot/redd/issues/100

19:56 <weaksauce> ah nice

19:56 <weaksauce> can always fork that and point to your github as a gem source if you want

19:58 <weaksauce> 2.7 is *old*

19:58 <kmad> Yeah, I was trying to do that, but then I ran into other issues with dependencies that were too new for redd.

20:00 <kmad> weaksauce: I know it's old, that's why I wanted to get rid of it. This is just a simple script, so a container with 2.7 is fine. It's not handling any input I don't control, so security-wise I'm not too worried.

20:00 <weaksauce> fair enough