Undeprecate --no-modern, make possible to export only Compact Index API format.#107
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simi wants to merge 1 commit intorubygems:mainfrom
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Undeprecate --no-modern, make possible to export only Compact Index API format.#107simi wants to merge 1 commit intorubygems:mainfrom
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Hello, I think it currently makes sense to generate only Compact Index API since Bundler is able to resolve Gemfile using Compact Index API only. And I do work also on work to make RubyGems install/update commands able to use Compact Index API only also (ruby/rubygems#9314).
Compact Index API is the latest take on the RubyGems index and is the fastest one (since it can massively benefit from HTTP caching) and also the most simple one for gem servers to implement (like RubyGems.org, GitHub Packages, ...).
If welcomed, I can also update README to explain on individual index formats. Maybe we can also off-board some of the unused formats from the gem to keep it simpler.