For now, there is no mention of Webpack in the official guides – neither on edge guides – except for Ruby on Rails 6 release notes and upgrade guide. The documentation of the Webpacker gem is quite good, but a newcomer to Rails wouldn't know at first that he needs to have a look to it.

Specifically, it would be good to have a mention of Webpack in the following guides:

• The Asset Pipeline

After facing an issue caused by Ransack interpreting 1/'t' as true and some unsuccessful research, I found about the sanitize args and the recommended way to skip them. The documentation never mentions that ransackable_scopes_sanitize_args must be a class method and the example shown defines an instance method.

I think that's worth a documentation update, making more clear how to use th

I see in the documentatios there is this callbacks, but i didn't understand the purpose and how to use. Can u guys post some examples? Thanks!

old_state       before_exit
old_state       exit

After generating annotations using the Yard doc format, running migrations does not update the annotations.

Commands

bundle exec annotate --models -f yard

Generates:

# == Schema Information
#
# Table name: users
#
# @!attribute id
#   @return []
# @!attribute name
#   @return [String]
# @!attribute created_at
#   @return [Time]
# @!attribute updated_at

I have found that @activity.trackable does not work when there is a default_scope which excludes the tracked object. I found a working monkey patch (see below), though is there a more appropriate solution? Would it be possible to override this default_scope when it's present?

PublicActivity::Activity.class_eval do
  def trackable
    trackable_type.constantize.unscoped.find trackabl

I see the example for defining settings and mapping for an index/model in the README of https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch-rails/tree/master/elasticsearch-model:

class Article
  settings index: { number_of_shards: 1 } do
    mappings dynamic: 'false' do
      indexes :title, analyzer: 'english', index_options: 'offsets'
    end
  end
end

However, I could not find a

Hi there,

I have a codebase that uses establish_connection. I used Octopus in another (unrelated) part of my app. I did not notice that the parts of the code that used the connection from establish_connection were affected until I shipped to production. After looking through the codebase I realized that octopus_establish_connection actually says I do NOT want to use octopus for this connec

The documentation is lacking any usage of .Dispose() (or wrapping with a using() block) on the instantiated sql connections.
e.g. https://sqlkata.com/docs/execution/setup

Is this being called somewhere in the code for you that I'm not seeing?

Otherwise, the documentation/code should be updated to suggest a better way of managing the life-cycle of the connection object. Many people will jus

reconcile config options with TinyTDS and documentation; coerce config values to expected types

extended discussion at: rails-sqlserver/tiny_tds#461
copied here =>

TinyTDS v2.1.2 and current HEAD

Current State:

At the moment, the only "false" values for these configs are "nil" and the boolean value false, whereas all non-nil string values, incl

Thanks a lot for this gem, really helpful 😄!

We added those to our test suite, ensuring we don't have new database problems in the future.

Here is an example of how we use it :

  describe 'Unindexed Foreign Keys' do
    before { Rails.application.load_tasks }

    let(:allowed) do
      {
        'users' => ['allowed_id'],
        'articles' => %w(other_id allowed_id),
      

test this in the live example
type 1 in the student name field

expected:
student1 should show (if they exist)

actual:
exception and no records returned

by the time the query reaches search_terms(query), query is of Integer class and query.downcase triggers the error

I'm fixing this with

  	def self.search_terms(query)
  		#integer queries are sent through as integer class

how to:

• How to configure for standalone apps
  • Single connection
  • Multiple connections
• How to configure using a properties file
• Override form system environment vars
• Override from system properties
• Configure and override in code.
• Configure and override in ActiveWeb apps
  • Configure DB-Migrator
  • Configure connection pools

In the setup section although this is self explanatory, it might be a good idea to add a piece that simply says: "If you are using a database connection url, change the adapter there too". Just a suggestion.

Cheers!

Provide some examples (documentation or ruby files) with some common use cases.

e.g.

• Rake task to pull some complex data relationships
• Code snippet of how to export generated inserts to a .sql file
• Sample rsync command to download .sql files from a remote server
• Sample scp command