fix: Do not assume Rails.logger exists simply because it responds to the method #258
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Requirements
I did not validate it against all platform versions, but rather than use something like
present?
ortry
or&.
I just used the ruby idiom for checking nil/false by using the object at the end, like&& object
Have you considered putting that last requirement into the CI's hands so that it might become unnecessary?
Related issues
None that I am aware of.
Describe the solution you've provided
The code previously checked that Rails responded to
logger
and if it did, assumes there is actually a logger present, which is not always the case. This leaves LD with anil
value forlogger
which causes the application to crash.Describe alternatives you've considered
I did not consider any alternatives.
Additional context
None.