The version we had locked to doesn't give line numbers for each step in
Ruby 3. Instead we see a message:
`*** THIS RUBY IMPLEMENTATION DOESN'T REPORT FILE AND LINE FOR PROCS ***`
We had originally locked to this version for Ruby 2.2, which we are no
longer testing against.
* Skip Spring version 2.1.1
Changes introduced in spring 2.1.1
(https://github.com/rails/spring/pull/621) are breaking some tests. That
change was reverted in https://github.com/rails/spring/pull/629, but
hasn't been released yet. Until #629 is released, this PR skips Spring
version 2.1.1.
* Bump to latest standard to match CI
We are using the latest standard on CI. This bumps the version in the
dev Gemfile to match, and fixes one violation.
Co-authored-by: Daniel J. Colson <daniel.colson@hey.com>
With the changes in 4c63a12, we are building our rails apps in api mode
so we should not need uglifier anymore.
This commit also fixes one alphabetization error.
Prior to this commit the tests generated a full rails app, but didn't need many of the libraries included by default. Unneeded gems make the test suite slower, and increase the chance of getting errors when new versions of each gem come out.
This commit gets the Travis build passing by:
- Removing Rails 4.2 so we don't have to deal with bundler < 2 anymore
- Bumping to latest Rails versions
- Explicitly listing all gems that appear in the default Rails Gemfile
- Avoiding bootsnap and javascript, since they aren't relevant to these tests
Co-authored-by: alex <alexandr1golubenko@gmail.com>
Get rid of the deprecated appraisal rake tasks in favor of running
appraisal directly. To run the whole suite, we can run
`bundle exec appraisal rake`.
I also went ahead and updated all the gemfiles.
- Add Rails 5.1 and 5.2 to Appraisal
- Avoid running combinations we know are going to fail by moving to
"exclude" instead of "allow_failures"
- Use updated migration class for Rails 5.1+
