Remove ActiveSupport::Dependencies.reference
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This was deleted from Rails: rails/rails@14d4edd As far as I can tell, it was meant to add a performance boost at some point in the past but doesn't seem to do anything useful these days. cc @fxn
This is an internal class which is no longer needed.
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So that this branch can be used with rails/main.
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Thanks @ghiculescu ❤️. |
So that this branch can be used with rails/main.
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Hello!!! Thanks for submitting this patch 🎉 I just ran into this trying to set up Devise on a new Rails app and wanted to leave a review with the results of my testing this branch.
I'm running:
- Rails 7.0.0.alpha
- Ruby 3.0.0
- Devise 4.8.0
Before this branch, when I attempted to run rails generate devise:install after adding Devise to the Gemfile and bundling the rake task failed with the error
/Users/myuser/myapp/vendor/bundle/ruby/3.0.0/gems/devise-4.8.0/lib/devise.rb:321:in `ref': undefined method `reference' for ActiveSupport::Dependencies:Module (NoMethodError)
I pointed my version of devise in the gemfile to this branch gem "devise", github: "ghiculescu/devise", branch: "patch-2" , and repeated bundling and then trying to run rails generate devise:install. This time it installed successfully and I did not see any exceptions.
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What's the policy on merging these kinds of things? I am spinning up a new project and wanted to just start on rails 7 since the project won't launch for a bit anyway. |
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@mattrasband The policy is basically that I haven't been able to look into anything here recently 🙈 (personal and work stuff), but I should have some time in the coming days and will take a better look. In the meantime feel free to use this PR branch directly. @ghiculescu appreciate the work on this one. |
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No worries @carlosantoniodasilva - thanks for the great work! |
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Hey folks, thanks for being on top of this. Just want to add a data point that I encountered the same issue today. I will keep an eye out on this thread for now but I really appreciate all of your time here. |
So that this branch can be used with rails/main.
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Anything we can do to help this along? |
So that this branch can be used with rails/main.
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Thank you for your work on this. Still works with Rails |
So that this branch can be used with rails/main.
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I'm merging this to a separate branch for the time being, and will get it into master soon. Thanks @ghiculescu and everyone else here. |
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This is now on master, thanks again. Side note: there's one warning triggered by the tests that I have to look into, I think it's Rails related, I'll circle back on it. |
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Will there be a new stable release for this? I was trying the Rails 7 alpha and ran into this :) |
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With Rails 7.0.0 final out, would it be possible to get a devise release that has this in it? |
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v4.8.1 was released just this morning. 43800b4 |
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Thanks @carlosantoniodasilva 🙏 |
So that this branch can be used with rails/main.
The `ActiveSupport::Dependencies::Reference` class was removed from Rails in version 7 [1] but was still used by Devise 4.7.3. This was fixed in Devise [2], so that gem now needs updating to allow us to upgrade to Rails 7. 1: rails/rails@14d4edd 2: heartcombo/devise#5357
This was deleted from Rails: rails/rails@14d4edd, which means Devise currently crashes when run against Rails main.
As far as I can tell, it was meant to add a performance boost at some point in the past but doesn't seem to do anything useful these days.
I also updated CI to run against the Rails
mainbranch.cc @fxn