Fix generator specs (non-breaking, no changes to production code) #536
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Allow bundler installation on Ruby 3.0 Additionally: - Test against Node 22 - Test against Rails 8.0 - Use latest Ruby 3.1 for dummy specs - Use proper rspec-rails versions Close shakacode#534
WalkthroughThe pull request introduces updates to various GitHub Actions workflow files and Gemfiles across the project. The changes primarily focus on updating Ruby and Node.js versions, expanding testing matrices, and adjusting gem version constraints. A new Gemfile for Rails 8.0.x has been added, and the Ruby version-specific Bundler installation logic has been modified in the generator specs to address compatibility issues. Changes
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gemfiles/Gemfile-rails.7.0.x (1)
10-10: Consistent version bump forrspec-rails.Migrating to
~> 7.0across all Rails 7.x Gemfiles ensures consistency. Confirm no references to old RSpec DSL or helper methods.If you want to automatically spot-check for references to deprecated RSpec methods, consider searching for them across specs.
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.github/workflows/dummy.yml(1 hunks).github/workflows/generator.yml(1 hunks).github/workflows/node.yml(2 hunks).github/workflows/ruby.yml(1 hunks)gemfiles/Gemfile-rails.6.0.x(1 hunks)gemfiles/Gemfile-rails.6.1.x(1 hunks)gemfiles/Gemfile-rails.7.0.x(1 hunks)gemfiles/Gemfile-rails.7.1.x(1 hunks)gemfiles/Gemfile-rails.7.2.x(1 hunks)gemfiles/Gemfile-rails.8.0.x(1 hunks)spec/generator_specs/generator_spec.rb(1 hunks)
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gemfiles/Gemfile-rails.6.0.x (1)
8-8: Widening the rspec-rails version range.
Changing the version specifier to ~> 5.0 (instead of ~> 5.0.0) grants more flexibility—but still confines it below 6.0. This should allow updating to any newer minor/patch within the 5.x series, while avoiding unexpected major version changes.
Would you like me to provide a quick script to confirm compatibility with these new constraints across test files?
gemfiles/Gemfile-rails.7.1.x (1)
10-10: Upgrading rspec-rails to a new major version.
Switching from ~> 6.0.0 to ~> 7.0 is a significant jump. Ensure that none of the RSpec 7 changes break existing specs. It's recommended to check the RSpec changelog and run the test suite locally to confirm backwards compatibility.
Do you want me to run an automated search for deprecated methods or breaking changes introduced by RSpec 7?
gemfiles/Gemfile-rails.7.2.x (1)
10-10: Aligning rspec-rails with Rails 7.2.x.
Similar to other files, ~> 7.0 ensures that RSpec updates remain within the 7.x series. Validate that any new features or changes in rspec-rails 7.x do not conflict with this Rails version.
gemfiles/Gemfile-rails.6.1.x (1)
10-10: Upgrading rspec-rails version constraint is a sensible step.
This update aligns the rspec-rails version with Rails 6.1, helping maintain compatibility for testing. Confirm that all specs pass to ensure no version conflicts arise.
gemfiles/Gemfile-rails.8.0.x (1)
1-11: Introduction of a new Gemfile for Rails 8.0.x is well-structured.
This separate Gemfile streamlines the testing and allows for clear isolation of dependencies as Rails evolves. This approach is consistent with how other Rails versions are handled within the project.
spec/generator_specs/generator_spec.rb (1)
34-44: Conditional bundler installation logic looks correct, but remember future proofing.
The introduction of bundler_update_command neatly handles Ruby < 3.1 vs. Ruby 3.1. If you plan to support additional Ruby versions (e.g., 3.2+), ensure that this condition remains valid. When dropping support for Ruby < 3.1, remove this conditional check to avoid confusion.
.github/workflows/dummy.yml (1)
27-27: Ruby patch-level bump to 3.1.6 looks harmless but confirm CI results.
Keep an eye on test outcomes to ensure no unexpected differences arise from the patch-level update.
.github/workflows/generator.yml (1)
28-28: Verify Rails 8.0.x compatibility requirements
The addition of Rails 8.0.x testing is forward-looking, but please note:
- Rails 8.0 is still in development
- The exclusions for Ruby versions 2.7, 3.0, and 3.1 appear correct based on Rails 8.0's expected minimum Ruby version requirements
Let's verify the Rails version compatibility:
Also applies to: 35-36, 39-40, 43-44
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the Rails version requirements and compatibility settings across the project to provide a comprehensive verification.
Rails 8.0.x testing configuration is appropriate
Based on the analysis of the codebase:
- The gem's dependencies are flexible (
activesupport >= 5.2andrailties >= 5.2in gemspec), allowing for Rails 8.0 compatibility - The project maintains multiple Gemfiles for different Rails versions (6.0.x, 6.1.x, 7.0.x, 7.1.x, 7.2.x, and 8.0.x)
- The test matrix exclusions for Ruby 2.7, 3.0, and 3.1 with Rails 8.0.x are appropriate as Rails 8.0 is expected to require newer Ruby versions
Adding Rails 8.0.x to the test matrix is a proactive approach to ensure compatibility with the upcoming Rails version, which is a common practice in Ruby gems to catch potential issues early.
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.github/workflows/ruby.yml (1)
45-45: LGTM! Matrix configuration matches generator workflow
The changes maintain consistency with the generator workflow:
- Same Rails 8.0.x Gemfile addition
- Matching exclusions for Ruby versions 2.7, 3.0, and 3.1
Also applies to: 52-53, 56-57, 60-61
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| persist-credentials: false | |||
| - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 | |||
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| node-version: 20.x | |||
| node-version: 22.x | |||
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💡 Codebase verification
Node.js 22.x is not recommended for this project
The project's package.json explicitly specifies Node.js engine requirements as ">= 14", and the codebase shows minimal TypeScript usage with conservative settings (target: es5). Using Node.js 22.x (which is currently in development) for linting could introduce unnecessary risks without providing any benefits.
.github/workflows/node.yml: Line 25 - Changenode-version: 22.xtonode-version: 20.x(latest LTS).github/workflows/node.yml: Line 38 - Remove Node.js 22.x from the test matrix
The project's dependencies and configuration suggest it's designed to work with a broad range of Node.js versions, and there's no technical requirement for Node.js 22.x features.
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Consider using stable Node.js version for linting
Node.js 22.x is currently in development and not yet released for production use. Consider using the latest LTS version (20.x) for the lint job to ensure stability.
Let's verify the Node.js version compatibility:
Also applies to: 38-38
Let me gather more information to verify the Node.js version requirements.
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rg --type js --type ts "(?:import|export)\s+type|^\s*#!"
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@coderabbitai at the moment I'm writing, in late December 2024, Node 22 is LTS. Please double check
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@tagliala, thanks for pointing that out. Indeed, given it’s now December 2024, Node.js 22.x is considered LTS. There’s no issue keeping Node 22.x in this workflow, as you’re already targeting the proper LTS release. Let me know if you have further questions or if anything else needs to be changed!
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Allow bundler installation on Ruby 3.0
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Close #534
Non breaking, no changes to production code
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rspec-railsacross multiple Gemfiles to ensure compatibility.