Again we start pointing to the 40 people who took some time to improve the framework this week!

After a round of release candidates here goes the latest stable releases. Hopefully a quite easy upgrade if you've been following the latest security patches.

Similar to Hash#dig, this easter egg for Ruby 2.3.0 users was introduced this week and should land with Rails 5.

One last piece of a non-native JSON data type, aka Ruby symbols, was normalized so that one can make successful run time checks.

This is done so that actions using respond_to blocks go hand in hand with Rails 5 default :no_content response for missing templates.

Improved compatibility for marshalled objects between Rails versions, e.g. Rails 4.0.x and 4.2.x

Give a proper context to queries involving a default_scope triggered from a subclass of ActiveRecord#Base.abstract_class.