chore: upgrade development stack - #626
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Description 📖
This pull request upgrades the local development stack to Ruby 4, Bundler 4, Node 24, pnpm 12, and Vite 8.
It also keeps CI, Netlify, the documentation site, and the maintained Rails example aligned with those runtimes.
Background 📜
The repository's local, CI, and example configurations were pinned to different runtime generations. Ruby 4 also extracts
benchmarkfrom the default gems, so the existing Rails 7.1 test bundle could not boot without declaring it explicitly.The Rails example still used Yarn in Docker despite carrying a pnpm workspace and lockfile. Updating its Vite Ruby gems keeps the example compatible with its existing
vite-plugin-rubyversion.The documentation lockfile still resolved Vite 2 through VitePress 0.22. VitePress 2 is the release line backed by Vite 8. Its pnpm 12 configuration now approves only the remaining
vue-demibuild script.Notes ✏️
The documentation upgrade uses VitePress 2 alpha because VitePress 1 remains on Vite 5.
The legacy Hanami 1 and Padrino 0.15 examples retain their existing Ruby and Bundler stacks. Their framework dependencies require Bundler versions below 3, so moving them to Bundler 4 would require separate framework migrations.