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Avoid a deprecation warning on Ruby 3.4 with the uri gem #2026
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I openend a PR to tapioca, which needs the same change: Shopify/tapioca#2026
# On earlier versions of the uri gem, the RFC2396_PARSER constant doesn't exist, so it needs some special | ||
# handling to select a parser that doesn't emit deprecations. While it was backported to Ruby 3.1, users may | ||
# have the uri gem in their own bundle and thus not use a compatible version. | ||
PARSER = T.let(const_defined?(:RFC2396_PARSER) ? RFC2396_PARSER : DEFAULT_PARSER, RFC2396_Parser) |
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Thank you for the PR. Looks like uri v0.10.0 that defined RFC2396_PARSER
was released in 2020. Do you think it'll be problematic in practice to only use RFC2396_PARSER.escape
?
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The constant has only been introduced very recently: https://github.com/ruby/uri/releases/tag/v0.13.1
Do you think it'll be problematic in practice to only use RFC2396_PARSER.escape
No. It's what is being used for ages in gems already and there is no alternative. To be honest, I have no idea why these emit a deprecation in the first place. The rack folks deem this ok: rack/rack#2242 and rack/rack#2248
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If the constant is new I think it's good to hold off on using it exclusively as you mentioned in the description.
# On earlier versions of the uri gem, the RFC2396_PARSER constant doesn't exist, so it needs some special | ||
# handling to select a parser that doesn't emit deprecations. While it was backported to Ruby 3.1, users may | ||
# have the uri gem in their own bundle and thus not use a compatible version. | ||
PARSER = T.let(const_defined?(:RFC2396_PARSER) ? RFC2396_PARSER : DEFAULT_PARSER, RFC2396_Parser) |
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If the constant is new I think it's good to hold off on using it exclusively as you mentioned in the description.
I openend a PR to tapioca, which needs the same change: Shopify/tapioca#2026
I openend a PR to tapioca, which needs the same change: Shopify/tapioca#2026
Motivation
Avoid a deprecation warning on ruby 3.4 with the uri gem.
Implementation
uri
for Ruby 3.4 switched the default parser from RFC2396 to RFC3986. The new parser emits a deprecationwarning on a few methods and delegates them to RFC2396, namely
extract
/make_regexp
/escape
/unescape
.On earlier versions of the uri gem, the RFC2396_PARSER constant doesn't exist, so it needs some special
handling to select a parser that doesn't emit deprecations. While it was backported to Ruby 3.1, users may
have the uri gem in their own bundle and thus not use a compatible version.
Additional info:
Tests
Not needed. You can verify this yourself by doing the following:
gem "uri", github: "ruby/uri"
to the gemfileRUBYOPT="-w" bundle exec rake test TEST=spec/tapioca/gem/pipeline_spec.rb TESTOPTS="--name=/location/"