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David Heinemeier Hansson · 2016-10-14 · via Ruby on Rails: Compress the complexity of modern web apps

Friday, October 14, 2016
Posted by claudiob

Happy Friday from sunny Los Angeles!

Claudio here with the latest news from the rails/rails repository. Here’s a recap of the commits and pull requests merged into master this week.

This week’s Rails contributors

14 programmers contributed to Rails this week, two of the them for the first time. If you haven’t contributed yet, I hope you will join the list next week.

Improved

ActionCable now permits same-origin connections by default

Same-origin connections are now permitted by default. If you want to stick with the old behavior, you can set config.action_cable.allow_same_origin_as_host = false 

explain why autosave= disables inverse_of

autosave and inverse_of do not get along together, since they may for example cause double saves.

Fixed

Work around read/close race

If one thread calls close on an IO at the same time that another calls read, segfaults might have occurred. This has now been fixed!

Gone

Fixnum and Bignum are deprecated in Ruby trunk

A small upgrade to the Rails codebase to have it ready for the upcoming release of Ruby 2.4 which has deprecated Fixnum and Bignum.

Remove deprecations in Active Model, Action View and Active Job

And in Action Pack too. Methods that were deprecated in Rails 5.0 will be gone once Rails 5.1 ships.

Wrapping up

That’s it for this week, as usual there were more changes than what we can fit, feel free to check them yourself here. Until next week!