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Enhanced strict loading, multiple databases and more!
Hi,
Wojtek
from this side with a summary of the latest changes that will be available in the upcoming Rails 6.1.
Rails 6.1 RC1 released
Release candidate of Rails 6.1 is ready for testing.
Enhance strict loading to log violations
This change allows for an application to optionally log instead of raise when using
strict_loading
.
Add connected_to_many for multiple databases
This would come in especially handy for deeper nesting past 2 databases when declaring connections.
Add request exclusion to host authorization
Host authorization checks can be skipped for specific requests. This allows for health check requests to be permitted for requests with missing or non-matching host headers.
Add server Railtie block
Allow the application or a railtie to load code after the server start (similar to
console
and
tasks
blocks).
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. Until next week!
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