Hello!
It’s Claudio from sunny Los Angeles bringing you the latest news from the world of Ruby on Rails. So many improvements this week so… let’s get to it!
Go on and update your Rails 5 app to the latest release!
v5.0.2 is fully backward-compatible with v5.0.1 and v5.0.0.
We’re very happy to announce that Ruby on Rails has been accepted as an organization for the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2017 edition!
As announced last week, Rails 5.1 will include encrypted secrets. Thanks to this PR, the secrets will use a stronger cryptographic algorithm for enhanced security.
ActiveSupport::TimeZone now has a new rfc3339 method to get an RFC 3339 timestamp in a specific time zone.
In case you missed it, rails/webpacker is out of beta development and has recently released v1.0.
System test cases (Capybara) are one of the new features in Rails 5.1. Since they only support Puma, they are skipped if Puma is not present.
Understanding when callbacks are run can be tricky. This PR smartly avoids running them as soon as one of the preconditions is not met.
If you need to change a timestamp by a matter of microseconds and nanoseconds, now you can do it!
If you use HashWithIndifferentAccess in your code, you might want to look at using ActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess instead.
A snippet of code like 2 * 1.day will display a warning, inviting you not to coerce a Duration into a Numeric since it can be confusing, because adding/subtracting a value from a date treats integers as a day and not a second.
There were many other great pull requests this week from 35 contributors, including 12 first-timers. Thank you all!
Outside of code changes, we had many more good news this week.
Until next week!
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