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Support Rack 3 by renaming the name attributes of inputs #901

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On the task pages, we would create runs for a task with attributes by having inputs named "[task_arguments][some_attribute]".

This is because we use fields_for in a FormBuilder initialized with a url, i.e. form_with(url:), which doesn't have an object_name, so when nested fields are generated, there's no object name before the first [.

Rack 3 changes the way form data is parsed, which causes all parameters to be available in params["[task_arguments]"] instead of params[:task_arguments].

Instead of handling this, we use fields_for directly on the view, not on the FormBuilder object, and we use the opportunity to rename task_arguments to task.

Now the inputs in the task page for a run will be named task[some_attribute] instead of [task_arguments][some_attribute].


I noticed in the PR upgrading Rails that the Postgres build was failing (#900). The reason is that it uses Rack 3 (since Rails 7.1 allows it), and once I ignored the Rack warnings (which will be solved in Capybara soon), I got the other failure related to the way Rack 3 parses form data.

This means that we're incompatible with Rails 7.1 and Rack 3, so I'll release a new patch version with this once merged.

On the task pages, we would create runs for a task with attributes by
having inputs named `"[task_arguments][some_attribute]"`.

This is because we use `fields_for` in a `FormBuilder` initialized with
a url, i.e. `form_with(url:)`, which doesn't have an `object_name`, so
when nested fields are generated, there's no object name before the
first `[`.

Rack 3 changes the way form data is parsed, which causes all parameters
to be available in `params["[task_arguments]"]` instead of
`params[:task_arguments]`.

Instead of handling this, we use `fields_for` directly on the view, not
on the `FormBuilder` object, and we use the opportunity to rename
`task_arguments` to `task`.

Now the inputs in the task page for a run will be named
`task[some_attribute]` instead of `[task_arguments][some_attribute]`.
This should be fixed in the next version of Capybara.
@etiennebarrie etiennebarrie merged commit 0d2e44d into main Oct 11, 2023
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