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SQLite3 adapter now handles default functions with concatenation and supports supports_insert_returning?
David Heinemeier Hansson · 2023-09-22 · via Ruby on Rails: Compress the complexity of modern web apps

Default retry strategy uses polynomial backoff instead of exponential backoff This modifies the wait option’s name to provide a more explicit indication that jobs will undergo retry attempts using polynomial backoff. It also ensures that the previous, legacy name remains functional to maintain backward compatibility.

SQLite3 adapter handles default functions with concatenation This PR verifies that the SQLite3 adapter effectively manages default functions involving the || concatenation operator.

Add SQLite3 support for supports_insert_returning? The SQLite3 adapter has been updated to include support for supports_insert_returning?. By fully implementing this contract, the SQLite3 adapter now provides compatibility for auto-populated columns and custom primary keys.

Add documentation for locals: and local_assigns This adds extensive documentation for locals: and local_assigns. Worth the read.

Improve strict_loading documentation Still on documentation, strict_loading  now has examples to clarify its usage with singular associations.

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