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QUESTION
I recently cloned my application from Bitbucket and checkout to a new upgrading
branch where I upgraded my application from rails 5.0.0.1 to rails 5.1.6:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-31 at 15:47Not too much of a concern, if I may.
git branch -d
is the "shy" delete mode, extremely cautious about anything possibly being lost. With the operations you described, no work will be lost since all the branch's commits are on your master
now (even if they're squashed).
That being said, a branch is not a big burden, the cost of keeping it "just in case" for later use (since you squashed your commits and might want to inspect individual steps for bug resolution at a later point) is probably very low in terms of disk space.
You could also put a tag* on the tip of the branch, delete the branch**, and you'll have these unsquashed commits available for further inspection (which, again, has said disk space cost, but is maybe clearer if you want to have your branch list void of any finished work).
* with git tag before-the-squash upgrading
** with git branch -D upgrading
QUESTION
I upgraded from rails 5.1.1
to rails 5.2.0
. My process was the following:
- Upgraded the rails gems and resolved dependency issues
- Looked at the railsdiff between 5.1.1 and 5.2.0 and updated files as needed
Everything looks to be working well except I noticed some odd behavior within my test suite
- running the command
rails test test/system
is not running my system tests at all. It runs all of my other tests (policies, services, models, jobs), but does not run my system tests.- Strangely: running a specific system test file, ex:
rails test test/system/comment_test.rb
works.
- Strangely: running a specific system test file, ex:
- Running specific directories of tests no longer works. For example, previously I could run
rails test test/policies
,rails test test/models
, andrails test test/services
and it would only run tests in those directories. This is no longer working. Instead it just runs all of tests (except the system tests).
Any idea what changed between rails 5.1.1
and rails 5.2.0
that is causing this behavior? Or, perhaps I am just missing something?
According to the Rails Guides Testing Rails Applications: 2.7 The Rails Test Runner, it states that one should be able to run tests on a per-directory basis:
You can also run an entire directory of tests by providing the path to the directory.
Expected behavior:
rails test
=> run entire test suite
rails test test/system
=> run all tests in the system directory
rails test test/models
=> run only the tests in the models directory
Reproducing the Behavior
I can reproduce the behavior with the following commands:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-13 at 14:32From rails -T
you can see the available tasks. The two relevant ones to this questions are
QUESTION
I went to this website to see the differences between Rails 5.0.0 and Rails 5.1.1
Why does 5.1.1 not anymore include: config/initializers/session_store.rb
?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-20 at 20:53Here's the commit where it was removed: Setup default session store internally, no longer through an application initializer
In summary, new apps don't have that initializer, instead the session store is set to cookie store by default. i.e. the same as the value that used to be specified in the generated version of that initializer.
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