Bump meilisearch-ruby (v0.18.0)

[curquiza]

• Update meilisearch-ruby to v0.18.0
• Remove get_or_create_index method usage
• Changes regarding task API changes

[curquiza]

This PR is breaking because uses meilisearch-ruby v0.18.0 that only works with MeiliSearch v0.25.0 and later -> it enforces the users to upgrade their MeiliSearch version

[curquiza]

Now, the most recent tasks are at the top of the list. In meilisearch v0.24.0 they were at the end of the list.

[brunoocasali]

What do you think about using the find method in this array in order to keep this working even when the order changes?

before_save_status = before_save_statuses.find {|t| t['...'] = ... }

And also for the line below...

[curquiza]

not sure to get exactly what you want. Can you suggest changes? :)

[brunoocasali]

I tried to use a expect/receive but I didn’t know for sure what method is responsible to update the docs, (and the one I found is private) so the other way is to just check by the size of results list:

it 'does not call the API if there has been no attribute change' do
  person = People.search('Jane').first
  
  expect {
    person.update(first_name: 'Jane')
  }.to_not change(People.index.tasks['results'], :size)

  expect {
    person.update(first_name: 'Alice')
  }.to change(People.index.tasks['results'], :size).by(1)
end

Do you think this could help covering this case? 🎱

[curquiza]

Looks good to me to cover the test case. I even remove the second part since the test was doing twice the same test.

[brunoocasali]

I left some ideas regarding these changes, let me know if you agree with them!

🥡🍕🐟 for you haha!

[brunoocasali]

What do you think about using the find method in this array in order to keep this working even when the order changes?

before_save_status = before_save_statuses.find {|t| t['...'] = ... }

And also for the line below...

[brunoocasali]

LGTM! 🎉