DOCSP-61809: Ruby Getting Started - #12
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Adds the Ruby Get Started sample application under ruby/hello-world, mirroring the existing java/hello-world and java-rs/hello-world samples. The app connects to a MongoDB deployment using the connection string in the MONGODB_URI environment variable, seeds a few sample product documents into the get_started.products collection, then queries and prints one of them.
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ruby/hello-world/hello_world.rb— sample applicationruby/hello-world/Gemfile— dependencies (mongo ~> 2.0, plus bigdecimal)ruby/hello-world/README.md— setup and run instructionsruby/hello-world/.gitignore— ignores .bundle/, vendor/bundle/, Gemfile.lockNotes foe Reviewer:
Version floor.
The Ruby driver Get Started page states "Ruby 2.7 or later," but 2.7 is EOL (Mar 2023). 3.2 reached EOL (Mar 2026). The README states Ruby 3.3 or later (the tested, currently-supported version).
Dependency management — Gemfile vs. bundler/inline. This sample uses a Gemfile + bundle install, consistent with the dependency-manifest pattern of the other samples (pom.xml, composer.json). The docs page instead uses bundler/inline to keep the quickstart a single self-contained file.