Verified Commit 700ec88d authored Jul 09, 2026 by Hordur Freyr Yngvason

Use precompiled Ruby to avoid OpenSSL source build

The standard-build CI job runs `mise install`, which builds the pinned
Ruby from source via ruby-build. ruby-build's `needs_openssl` check cannot
detect the system OpenSSL because the CI images ship only the OpenSSL
runtime, not the dev headers or pkg-config, so it vendors and compiles
openssl-3.0.20 from source. That compile is slow and fails the job.

Setting `ruby.compile = false` makes mise install precompiled Ruby, which
bundles its own OpenSSL and skips ruby-build entirely. This also matches
the default mise will adopt in 2026.8.0.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

parent befdbd0c

.mise.toml

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		[settings]
		legacy_version_file = false
		# Install precompiled Ruby instead of building from source. The from-source
		# build compiles a vendored OpenSSL (ruby-build's `needs_openssl` check fails
		# because CI images ship the OpenSSL runtime but no dev headers/pkg-config),
		# and that compile is slow and fails in CI. Precompiled Ruby bundles its own
		# OpenSSL and sidesteps it. This becomes mise's default in 2026.8.0.
		ruby.compile = false

		[tools]
		# Please continue to use `.tool-versions` to specify tool versions, rather than adding them directly here.