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Rails 7.1 use the visitor pattern when building the in clause (6) #2372
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Introduce the _connection method which returns whichever is defined between @unconfigured_connection or @raw_connection.
verify! ensures that @raw_connection is defined.
Rails commit bd19d1baf1 [1] added a check of logger.level which was not supported by the MockLogger. This commit adds a mock level method. And limits the missing_method to respond only to logging calls, so any other calls will raise a NoMethodError to make future debugging easier. [1] rails/rails@bd19d1b
The SchemaMigration object no longer inherits from ActiveRecord::Base. See "Move SchemaMigration to an independent object" rails/rails@436277d Several methods were renamed, and are no longer available as class methods on SchemaMigration, but as an instance of SchemaMigration per connection. The object per connection seems to remove the need to `reset_table_name` in the tests. That method is not available on the new object.
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Rails commit e6da3ebd6c6 [1] introduces ColumnDefinition validations for the keywords used in database commands. This commit adds the additional keywords supported by this gem. [1] rails/rails@e6da3eb
See rails/rails@07d2407 Both `table_name` and `column_name` were removed in favor of doing o.left in the visitor pattern. This is just mimicing the adjustments from upstream.
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Rails 7.1 use the visitor pattern when building the in clause.
See rails/rails@07d2407
Both
table_name
andcolumn_name
were removed in favor of doingo.left in the visitor pattern. This is just mimicking the adjustments
from upstream.
Stacked on #2371