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Here's a summary of the changes: - Ruby has been updated from version 2.7.7 to 3.2.8. - Rails has been updated from approximately version 6.0 to approximately 8.0.2. - I moved StripeEventHelper to lib/stripe_event_handlers. This was done to resolve a NameError that appeared after the Rails update, as initializers now run before helpers are typically loaded, and the lib directory is autoloaded. Please note that further testing and running `rails app:update` couldn't be completed due to the current environment's limitations. You'll need to perform these steps manually in your local environment.
…-rails-upgrade # Conflicts: # .ruby-version # Gemfile.lock # config/application.rb
This involves adding the `.github/workflows/ruby-ci.yml` file to this branch to enable CI runs. The workflow is configured to: - Trigger on pushes to all branches and PRs to main. - Use Ruby 3.2.8. - Cache Bundler dependencies. - Set up the test database using PostgreSQL. - Run RSpec tests.
Adds a direct `require 'stripe_event_handlers/stripe_event_helper'` to the beginning of `config/initializers/stripe.rb`. This is to resolve a `NameError: uninitialized constant StripeEventHelper` that was occurring during CI runs (specifically during `db:create` or `db:schema:load` which run initializers). While autoloading for `lib` is configured, this explicit require ensures the helper is available when the Stripe events are being subscribed, avoiding potential load order issues in the Rake task execution context.
Removes the `protected_attributes_continued` gem to resolve a `TypeError: superclass mismatch for class SchemaMigration` error encountered during CI when running `db:create` or `db:schema:load`. This gem is incompatible with Rails 8 and was used for `attr_accessible` functionality, which is replaced by Strong Parameters in modern Rails. Occurrences of `attr_accessible` were found in User and Authentication models; these will now rely on controller-level Strong Parameters. Note: `Gemfile.lock` was not updated by `bundle install` due to a persistent sandbox error. The CI environment or a local `bundle install` run should correctly update the lockfile based on this Gemfile change.
I've implemented a more comprehensive .devcontainer configuration using a custom Dockerfile and Docker Compose to define your development environment. This setup includes: - `.devcontainer/Dockerfile`: This defines the application environment starting from Ruby 3.2.8, installs system dependencies (PostgreSQL client, Node.js, Yarn), creates a non-root user, and handles gem installation. - `.devcontainer/docker-compose.yml`: This defines `app` and `db` services. The `app` service builds from the Dockerfile and mounts your project code. The `db` service uses a standard PostgreSQL image. - `.devcontainer/devcontainer.json`: I've updated this to use the Docker Compose setup, specifying the `app` service and `/workspace` folder. I removed redundant features and updated the `postCreateCommand` to ensure dependencies are installed and the database is prepared. This provides an integrated environment with the Rails application and a PostgreSQL database service, suitable for GitHub Codespaces and VS Code Remote - Containers.
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What github issue is this PR for, if any?
Resolves #1
What does this code do, and why?
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Are any database migrations required by this change?
Are there any configuration or environment changes needed?
Screenshots please :)