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Rails adds include_seconds option to datetime_field.
Rails now allows to omit seconds part in the input field by adding the include_seconds option to datetime_field.
Read essay →Rails now allows to omit seconds part in the input field by adding the include_seconds option to datetime_field.
Read essay →Rails now preserve expires_in while incrementing or decrementing an integer value in MemoryStore to be more consistent with MemCacheStore and RedisCacheStore.
Read →Rails now adds support to include the beginless range in active record inclusivity/exclusivity validators.
Read →Rails now avoids making a query to the database if the calculation contains a contradictory relation.
Read →In this post, we will see how the overuse of engines could lead to some serious issues.
Read →Rails moves reading_request? method from the DatabaseSelector to the DatabaseSelector::Resolver class so that we can override the method in custom Resolver.
Read →Rails adds an active record configuration to limit the maximum number of dependent records destroyed in a single background job.
Read →Rails is continuously adding convenience to make active record queries more flexible. Now, Rails has added support to use aliased attributes with insert/upsert_all.
Read →By default, foreign key constraints in PostgreSQL are checked after each statement. This works for most use cases but becomes a major limitation when creating related records before the parent record is inserted into the database.
Read →With Rails 7 we can pass transaction arguments like isolation, joinable, etc directly to with_lock.
Read →Starting with Rails 7, we can add caching? helper to check whether the current code path is being cached and uncacheable! helper to avoid fragment caching.
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