Étienne Barrié
Étienne Barrié
Rails had a hack that was removed in 7.0, this adds it back here.
The flag has been removed in https://github.com/ruby/ruby/commit/0dbf6e46fb88a1c8c48ce5f67ac881a77de76526 and that was released in Ruby 3.0.0. --- ``` syntastic: 0.038401: g:syntastic_version = '3.10.0-32 (Vim 802, Darwin, GUI)' syntastic: 0.038480: &shell = '/opt/homebrew/bin/bash',...
> Maybe we could pass the cursor to the task data, and it would build the RunsPage, that way we would load the active runs, load the paginated completed runs,...
At the bottom of `MaintenanceTasks::TasksController#show` we call `@runs_page.last?` which causes an additional query which we could easily get rid of by loading one-too-many record per page.
We added an alias in #667 but we should change that name since the concept is no longer "last run" and "previous run" but instead "active runs" and "completed runs"...
Right now to start a run we use a peculiar route: ``` run_task PUT /tasks/:id/run maintenance_tasks/tasks#run ``` As part of 2.0, let's move it to the RunsController as `runs#create`, along...
We've moved `main` to prepare a future v2.0.0, mainly by removing deprecated code. One thing we hadn't tackled in order to preserve compatibility is implicit `count` method for tasks. If...
Most users who define a custom job queue do it in order to define the queue. I think we could offer a way to do it directly from an initializer,...
Fix #17 Paired with @byroot This PR adds support for Ruby 3.3 by using the new `rb_internal_thread_specific_get` which allows accessing data specific to a Ruby thread without requiring the GVL...
Sometimes you're running a given Ruby version, but you want to be able to bundle for another, typically in automation systems, directly using the library code, not the `bundle` executable....