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Feat: Ruby SDK #41
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maidul98
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Don't know Ruby that well but skimmed though it and it looks like it should work
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This PR introduces a new Ruby SDK. For the Ruby SDK, we've decided to make the authentication happen through individual authentication methods, rather than in the client constructor.
This is a design structure we're going to roll out for the other SDK's eventually. A date for the full rollout is yet to be decided. Having individual auth methods makes the SDK's more flexible, and more inline with the design of our standalone Go SDK.