Janko Marohnić

I like the rationale, it seems this will make working with `Shrine::UploadedFile` more convenient and lead to less surprises 👍🏻

Closing in favor of https://github.com/shrinerb/shrine/pull/682.

Thanks for the pull request. It seems that this will apply only on `Down::NetHttp#download` but not `Down::NetHttp#open`. Could we add support for the latter as well? I don't remember now...

I'm guessing that 100MB is Cloudinary's limit for simple uploads (single request), and from then onward it requires special multipart uploads. I know that Cloudinary has special endpoint(s) for large...

Thanks for the initiative 👍 > How do we disambiguate between testing with Xcode and testing with swift test when they are both technically valid options? Yeah, trying to determine...

OK, I cannot reproduce it on a fresh Ruby installation either, so something else must have caused this. I will close the issue for now, and reopen it when I...

I was able to reproduce the issue on a fresh installation of Ruby 3.2.1: ```sh $ gem install mail $ ruby -r mail -e '' # doesn't error $ gem...

FWIW, I tried the new version 3.5.5, as I saw it had some [fixes](https://github.com/rubygems/rubygems/pull/7379) for `require` activation conflicts, but still getting the same error. The output is a lot cleaner,...

> After looking at the code it's basically just swallowing the exceptions that ActiveRecord / Mongoid are throwing @kyledecot Isn't that the correct behaviour? If versions start processing, and the...

@kyledecot Oh, I understand what you mean now. It's surprising that carrierwave_backgrounder has this behaviour, since the background job is spawned in an `after_commit` hook, which means that the record...