We haven’t done one of these in a while so I decided to include not one, but two weeks worth of updates.
In that time we’ve seen updates to shoulda-matchers, suspenders, clearance, and administrate.
Shoulda Matchers
Shoulda Matchers provides simple one-liner tests for common Rails functionality.
Matheus Sales (matsales28) added the
of_sql_type qualifier on the have_db_column matcher
(0394a10).
Stefanni Brasil (stefannibrasil) added a CODEOWNERS file to help identify the project’s maintainers (bddc9c0).
Suspenders
Suspenders is a Rails template with our standard defaults, ready to deploy.
Stefanni Brasil (stefannibrasil) continues the effort towards easing the identification of project maintainers by adding a CODEOWNERS file (c2e5e29).
Steve Polito (stevepolitodesign) updated a brittle test to handle a new standard command (a47c66a).
Clearance
Clearance offers Rails authentication with email & password.
Ivan Marynych
(loqimean) updated the use of Hash.new
throughout to instead use literal hashes {}, keeping in line with
Rubocop
(2c275d3).
Brian Tenggren (brimatteng) added Ruby 3.2.2 to the testing matrix, keeping pace with the latest Ruby release (75f150a).
Administrate
Administrate is a framework for creating flexible, powerful admin dashboards in Rails.
Jeanine Soterwood (littleforest) updated the
documentation for customizing the Field::HasOne with the order option
(44ad6ce).
Visit our Open Source page to learn more about our team’s contributions.
