rails changelog

The recent commit updates the .node-version file for newly generated applications to specify Node.js version 22.21.1. This change ensures that new projects will automatically use this version, aligning with the latest features and improvements available in Node.js.

The update is part of a broader effort to maintain consistency and compatibility across applications, allowing developers to leverage the benefits of the specified Node.js version from the start.

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This commit resolves an issue with the foreign key test in ActiveRecord that arose due to changes in error message formatting in MariaDB version 12.1.1 and later. The update introduced per-table unique foreign key constraint names, which altered the expected error messages for duplicate foreign key constraints. The specific test that failed was expecting to match a certain error message format, but the new format provided by MariaDB did not align with this expectation, leading to a test failure.

To address this, the commit modifies the test to accommodate the new error message format introduced in MariaDB 12.1.1. By adjusting the expectations in the foreign key test, the commit ensures that the tests remain valid and accurately reflect the behavior of the database under the new version. This change helps maintain compatibility with the latest MariaDB features and ensures that the ActiveRecord migration functionality continues to work correctly.

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This commit addresses an issue with the AudioAnalyzerTest that arose due to changes in the output of FFmpeg versions 7 and 8. The specific problem was related to discrepancies in the reported duration and bitrate of an MP3 file when analyzed with these different FFmpeg versions. The duration changed from 00:00:00.91 with a bitrate of 132 kb/s in FFmpeg 7 to 00:00:00.86 with a bitrate of 140 kb/s in FFmpeg 8.

To resolve this, the commit suggests that the audio analyzer should be updated to accept both values rather than strictly enforcing one, as it is not expected for the analyzer to alter the duration but rather to return the value directly from FFmpeg. This change ensures compatibility with both versions of FFmpeg while maintaining the integrity of the test results.

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The commit focuses on optimizing the String#strip_heredoc method, which is used to remove leading whitespace from heredoc strings in Ruby. The enhancements aim to improve the performance and efficiency of this method, likely addressing any existing bottlenecks or inefficiencies in its implementation.

This optimization was co-authored by Jean Boussier, indicating collaboration in the development process. The specific changes made in the commit were not detailed, but the overall goal is to enhance the functionality and usability of the strip_heredoc method within the Ruby programming language.

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This commit enhances the rate limiting functionality by introducing support for dynamic to: and within: options. Developers can now use callables, such as lambdas or procs, as well as method names represented as symbols, allowing for more flexible and context-sensitive rate limits that can adapt based on user attributes or specific runtime conditions.

The changes were made in the actionpack/lib/action_controller/metal/rate_limiting.rb file and were co-authored by Matheus Richard. This improvement aims to provide greater customization in rate limiting, making it more responsive to varying application needs.

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The commit involves the deletion of an outdated fixture directory from the project. This action is likely part of a cleanup process to enhance the organization and maintainability of the codebase. By removing obsolete files, the commit helps streamline the project and potentially reduces confusion for developers working on the code.

Additionally, this removal may improve build times and resource usage, as unnecessary files are eliminated. Overall, this commit reflects a commitment to keeping the project up-to-date and efficient by removing elements that are no longer relevant or useful.

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This commit addresses an issue in ActiveRecord's RuntimeRegistry by ensuring that the cached parameter is properly passed when registering a query execution. Previously, the cached parameter was not included, which could lead to inaccurate tracking of query execution metrics.

The modification made in the activerecord/lib/active_record/runtime_registry.rb file adds the cached parameter to the record method call, thereby enhancing the functionality and accuracy of the RuntimeRegistry. This change is part of the resolution for issue #56137.

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• activerecord/lib/active_record/runtime_registry.rb