Fix for set_attribute_was patch issue and Rails 7 support #434
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Signed-off-by: Josh Branham <josh.php@gmail.com>
…pted into set-attribute-was-restriction
As those should be passing or otherwise dealt with by the time this is merged
…r Rails >= 5.2 Use #write_cast_value instead of #set_attribute_was patch
… with Rails 7 Prefix 'attr_encrypted' to encrypt and decrypt methods to avoid clash with Rails 7 Adopted from PR: attr-encrypted#425
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The checks are failing for only Ruby 2.6.10. Caused by: Tests for all versions of Rails, with Ruby 2.7.6 are passing in Travis Please feel free to suggest a solution for this. |
…removed native gem support for Ruby 2.6
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sqlite3 v1.6.0 and above removed the native gem support for ruby 2.6: sparklemotion/sqlite3-ruby#367 . So I am hardcoding the sqlite3 version to 1.5.4 in We can also think about dropping the support for ruby 2.6 All the tests are passing now. |
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Thanks @vimalvnair this looks great to me. @mvastola any concerns? |
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When this gets merged (hopefully soon 🎉 ), will this be packaged into a release right after? :-) |
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Thank you @mvastola @joshbranham for looking into this. |
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@mvastola @joshbranham Can we also package this into a release? |
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Resolves #425 @vimalvnair working on it in #435 |
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As of version 4.0.0, attr_encrypted supports Rails 7. This change relaxes the version requirement for attr_encrypted so that there's a path to upgrade to Rails 7 while staying in the `devise-two-factor` 4.x series, for apps who are ready for the Rails update but not yet ready for the `devise-two-factor` 5.x update. Relevant attr_encrypted version: attr-encrypted/attr_encrypted@b565876 Rails 7 changes: attr-encrypted/attr_encrypted#434
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This fixes the issue mentioned in PR: #431 , created by @mvastola
I am using the
write_cast_valuemethod from ActiveModel instead of the removedset_attribute_wasto manage virtual attributes. This will work for Rails version 5.2 and higher. I locally ran the tests for all the rails versions mentioned in travis.yml and the tests are passing for all. I couldn't find a way to push the fix to the above PR, some I am creating a new one.I have tested the fix with our internal app and have not encountered any issues. However, I recommend that others also test it with their applications.
I have also included the changes for Rails 7 support which fixes #423 . These changes were taken from PR: #425, created by @movermeyer. I couldn't find a way to contribute to that. I suggest reviewing the PR and the conversations there for additional context.
After these changes
attr_encryptedshould start working with Rails 7