When the `content` attribute is set for Action Text attachments, Trix
shows this content.
1ac6d40d36a07b48a67bc7f8627fd1f92bffcb14 introduced sanitizing the
`content` attribute of ActionText::Attachable::ContentAttachment.
However, it would also set the `content` attribute when it isn't
present. Instead of showing the image preview, Trix would use the
empty `content` attribute resulting in missing previews for images.
If the value is already a local time, there's no difference, so no need
to warn.
Correspondingly, avoid calling to_time in the handful of places we were
using it internally: it's easy to do, and we know we don't care about
the zone.
This is a partial revert of #41083.
`puma.rb` may update by users, but Rails has improved `puma.rb` sometimes.
For example, 06d614ada9e4609ff83659e842f48af3232a03a5 and f719787c582839fd2fcd886d70b43da3ddad2ceb.
To allow users to know those improvements, I think we should update
`puma.rb` by `app:update`.
The [deprecated secrets removal][1] ended up removing a bit of
non-deprecated functionality related to config.secret_key_base:
- the original implementation prioritized the value of
config.secret_key_base over other sources in all environments
- if unset, the value of config.secret_key_base would be updated to
whichever fallback value was found
The new implementation only sets config.secret_key_base to a fallback
value when Rails.env.local?, and never considers it at all in
production.
This commit aims to restore this missing functionality as well as
simplify the implementation:
- Rails.application.secret_key_base now always delegates to
config.secret_key_base (like the pre-secret-removal implementation)
- secret_key_base validation was moved from the reader to the writer
- config.secret_key_base now handles setting itself to a fallback value
when unset
- In addition, generate_local_secret was simplified because it
previously did 3 things: file manipulation, setting
config.secret_key_base, and returning a value. Now it only creates the
file if necessary and returns the value stored in it
The new implementation has an additional benefit, which is that manually
set config.secret_key_base values are now validated, whereas previously
only fallback values were validated.
[1]: 0c76f17f2dbf0d7ad90c890e6f334743cacce41f
Co-authored-by: Petrik <petrik@deheus.net>
Review and improve Action View Overview guide. [ci-skip]
* Samples that use Proc.new {} can likely be simplified to just use proc {}
* Link to the validations guide where we mention it under conditional callbacks
* after_find callbacks are also triggered by a few other methods: take, sole, find_by!
* We could potentially add some more examples on different types of callbacks that aren't there.
* Updated some sections for clarity
Co-authored-by: Petrik de Heus <petrik@deheus.net>
Co-authored-by: Carlos Antonio da Silva <carlosantoniodasilva@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: hatsu <hajiwata0308@gmail.com>
Previously if `assert_difference` called with a proc fails, the inspect
output of the proc object was shown. This is not helpful to identify
what went wrong.
With this commit we leverage the experimental
`RubyVM::AbstractSyntaxTree` api of MRI to print the source code of the
proc that was passed to `assert_difference`. On all other platforms the
behavior stays the same.
The same applies to `assert_changes`.
Before:
```
(called from Rails::ConsoleMethods.include at /home/zzak/code/rails/railties/lib/rails/console/methods.rb:6)
```
After:
```
(called from block in <class:Engine> at /home/zzak/.rbenv/versions/3.4.0/lib/ruby/gems/3.4.0+0/bundler/gems/mission_control-jobs-7295d75ed735/lib/mission_control/jobs/engine.rb:73)
```
Co-authored-by: Wojciech Wnętrzak <w.wnetrzak@gmail.com>
Add examples and explain that RecordNotDestroyed triggered by throwing
:abort in callbacks.
Co-authored-by: Carlos Antonio da Silva <carlosantoniodasilva@gmail.com>
Improve RTL language support, specifically focused on Arabic (MSA), Farsi, and Hebrew languages, including custom fonts for those languages, a javascript to detect auto-translation and shift the dir attribute, and other cleanup based on volunteer feedback.
Co-authored-by: Carlos Antonio da Silva <carlosantoniodasilva@gmail.com>
As of Ruby 2.6, ::Time supports rich timezone objects and expects them
to follow a similar API to tzinfo. Mostly we already do this with
ActiveSupport::TimeZone, delegating to the underlying tzinfo object,
except we were missing the API to display the timezone's name.
Calling strftime with "%Z" will try the following on the timezone:
* zone.abbr(time)
* zone.strftime("%Z", time)
* zone.name
Because we only implemented name, a ::Time created with an
ActiveSupport::TimeZone would "abbreviate" awkwardly to the full tz
identifier (like "12:34:00 America/Vancouver" instead of "12:34:00
PDT"). This commit implements abbr to make these Times format the same
way as TimeWithZone.
Co-authored-by: Jason Kim <jasonkim@github.com>
