CentOS 8 fails because of some timeout that we see every now and then. I think this attempts to retrieve the container.

CentOS 9 fails because Ruby 2 can't build on EL9. AFAIK this is something with OpenSSL 3.0. We may need to move our test suite to Ruby 3+ versions there.

Debian 12 fails because it uses a Ruby version that also blocks #200.

Ubuntu 22.04 also has some compile error and think it may also be OpenSSL 3.0

Ubuntu 23.04 and 23.10 aren't supported in our CI right now. Looks like there is a Puppet 7 OS package, so we can enhance our CI to run like Debian 12 does today (where there's no Puppet AIO package either).

The Ubuntu issues are most likely related to openssl issues as per this. Maybe the best thing to do is to try Ruby 3.1 on these newer distros. I don't see where in the code to do?

In spec/acceptance we have that code

Debian 12 is failing with:

 undefined method `escape' for URI:Module
  	
  	        uri = URI.parse(URI.escape(source))
  	                           ^^^^^^^ (file: /etc/puppet/code/modules/rvm/manifests/system.pp, line: 39)

• https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-rvm/actions/runs/7534285555/job/20508403664?pr=206#step:5:644

And Puppet support for Ruby 3.x isn't until Puppet 8:

• https://www.puppet.com/docs/puppet/8/platform_lifecycle.html

And it looks like the test is installed Ruby 3.2.2?

• https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-rvm/actions/runs/7534285555/job/20508403664?pr=206#step:4:21

Ubuntu 22.04 is doing the same.

Yes, URI.escape has been dropped in Ruby 3. The problem is in the gnupg module we depend on. I can't seem to find the time to update dgolja/golja-gnupg#38. For our own infra I'm considering switching from rvm to rbenv, but haven't decided on that.