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@sauloperez sauloperez commented Jan 11, 2018

This will solve the most severe of the security vulnerabilities highlighted by GitHub. They are related to ActionView and ActiveRecord so we would be better off upgrading. You can see the full list of changes in rails/rails@v4.2.5.2...v4.2.7.1. Besides, as we all know it's a good practice to keep up to date ASAP.

The upgrade should be harmless as the changes are very limited. As soon as this passes CI, I'd give a general testing round and merge if we're happy with it.

There are a couple known security vulnerabilities related to ActiveView
and ActiveRecord.
@sauloperez sauloperez force-pushed the upgrade-to-rails4.2.7.1 branch from 6651497 to 2fed22d Compare January 11, 2018 11:09
The upgrade to 3.5 fixes the failure ruby/rake#116
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sauloperez commented Jan 11, 2018

I had to upgrade RSpec Rails as well in order to get rid of this well known failure ruby/rake#116. Basically, The RSpec rails version we were using calls a rake method that no longer exists.

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sauloperez commented Jan 11, 2018

#273 goes a bit further and upgrades Rails to 4.2.10 among other dependencies. I suggest we merge this one first so that then #273 it's a smaller change #conservative. Thoughts? cc @enricostano @sseerrggii

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Tested 👍

@sauloperez sauloperez merged commit 78b5a8b into develop Jan 26, 2018
@sauloperez sauloperez deleted the upgrade-to-rails4.2.7.1 branch January 26, 2018 15:52
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