fix: relax openfeature-sdk version constraint in Optimizely provider

[josecolella]

Summary

The Optimizely provider's gemspec currently constrains openfeature-sdk to ~> 0.4.0, which translates to >= 0.4.0, < 0.5.0. However, the openfeature-sdk gem is now at version 0.6.4, making the Optimizely provider unusable with current SDK versions.

This PR relaxes the constraint to >= 0.4.0, < 1.0, allowing compatibility with all pre-1.0 releases of the SDK while still guarding against potential breaking changes in a 1.0 release.

Changes

• providers/openfeature-optimizely-provider/openfeature-optimizely-provider.gemspec: Changed spec.add_runtime_dependency "openfeature-sdk", "~> 0.4.0" to spec.add_runtime_dependency "openfeature-sdk", ">= 0.4.0", "< 1.0"

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This pull request addresses an incompatibility issue in the Optimizely provider by updating its dependency specification for the openfeature-sdk. The previous strict version constraint prevented the provider from working with recent SDK releases. The updated constraint broadens compatibility, allowing the provider to function correctly across a wider range of pre-1.0 SDK versions.

Highlights

• Version Constraint Relaxation: The openfeature-sdk version constraint in the Optimizely provider's gemspec has been relaxed from ~> 0.4.0 to >= 0.4.0, < 1.0 to ensure compatibility with newer SDK versions while preventing breaking changes from a 1.0 release.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly relaxes the version constraint for the openfeature-sdk gem to allow compatibility with newer versions. The change is functional, but I have suggested using a more concise and idiomatic approach for defining the version constraint in the gemspec file, which improves readability and aligns with common Ruby conventions.

[gemini-code-assist]

While this works, a more concise and idiomatic way to express this version constraint in RubyGems is to use the pessimistic version operator ~>. The constraint "~> 0.4" is equivalent to ">= 0.4.0", "< 1.0" and is generally preferred for its brevity and clarity.

  spec.add_runtime_dependency "openfeature-sdk", "~> 0.4"