rails changelog

The recent commit focuses on improving code efficiency by removing unused require statements and refactoring the teardown process. This cleanup enhances the overall readability and maintainability of the codebase. By eliminating unnecessary dependencies, the commit helps streamline the application's performance and reduces potential confusion for developers.

Additionally, the refactoring of the teardown process likely aims to ensure proper resource management and cleanup after tests or operations, leading to more reliable and predictable behavior in the application. Overall, these changes contribute to a cleaner and more efficient code environment.

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The recent commit addresses several typographical errors found in the new "Getting Started" tutorial. These corrections aim to enhance the clarity and professionalism of the documentation, ensuring that users have a smoother experience while learning. By fixing these typos, the commit contributes to improving the overall quality of the tutorial, making it more accessible and easier to understand for newcomers.

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This commit addresses a missing hyperlink in the "Getting Started" tutorial of the Ruby on Rails documentation. Specifically, it corrects the link for the "Layouts and Rendering in Rails" section, which previously lacked a valid URL.

The changes include one addition and one deletion in the markdown file, ensuring that users can now access the relevant guide directly. This small but important update enhances the usability of the tutorial by providing clear navigation to essential resources for users learning Ruby on Rails.

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• guides/source/getting_started.md

The commit addresses an issue in the "getting-started" tutorial by correcting a reference to the view file. This adjustment ensures that users following the tutorial can accurately locate and utilize the appropriate view file, thereby enhancing the clarity and usability of the instructional material.

By making this fix, the tutorial aims to provide a smoother onboarding experience for newcomers, reducing potential confusion and improving the overall effectiveness of the guidance provided.

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This commit modifies the active_support/broadcast_logger.rb file to enhance the documentation style by applying appropriate monospace formatting to code constants while ensuring that the boolean values "True" and "False" are not styled in monospace. The changes include updates to comments throughout the file, specifically in methods that check the log level (such as debug?, info?, warn?, error?, and fatal?) and methods that set the log level (like debug!, info!, warn!, error!, and fatal!).

In total, the commit consists of 15 additions and 15 deletions, resulting in 30 changes that improve the readability and consistency of the code documentation. This stylistic adjustment aids developers in quickly identifying constants and understanding the conditions under which log entries can be written to broadcasts.

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• activesupport/lib/active_support/broadcast_logger.rb

This commit modifies the documentation within the Enumerable module of ActiveSupport to clarify the raising of the Enumerable::SoleItemExpectedError. Specifically, it updates the comment to remove the formatting tags around the error class name, making the documentation clearer and more consistent.

The change involves a single line in the code, where the comment explaining the behavior of the method that retrieves the sole item from an enumerable has been adjusted for improved readability. This minor edit enhances the understanding of the error raised when the enumerable does not contain exactly one item.

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• activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/enumerable.rb

This commit enhances the documentation for the indentation and with_indentation methods within the Rails generators' actions module. The changes clarify the purpose and functionality of these methods, making it easier for developers to understand how to manage indentation levels when working with Gemfiles and DSL actions.

Specifically, the documentation now explains that the indentation method returns a string representing the current indentation level, while the with_indentation method temporarily increases the indentation level for the duration of a given block. After the block execution, the indentation level is reverted, ensuring a clear and manageable indentation structure in the code. Overall, these improvements aim to provide better guidance for users regarding indentation handling in the Rails framework.

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• railties/lib/rails/generators/actions.rb