Unify React on Rails Pro versions with main package (4.x → 16.x) #1877
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WalkthroughRefactors the VersionChecker to use a new PackageJsonData/PackageVersion abstraction (replacing NodePackageVersion), adds multi-step validation for package versions and node-renderer, enforces exact version matching and environment-aware error handling, and bumps ReactOnRailsPro package and gem versions to 16.1.1. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Rails as Rails Init
participant VC as VersionChecker
participant PJD as PackageJsonData
participant PV as PackageVersion
Rails->>VC: build(package_json_data)
activate VC
VC->>VC: log_if_gem_and_node_package_versions_differ
VC->>VC: check_for_both_packages
alt both packages present
VC-->>Rails: warn
end
VC->>PJD: get_package_version(package_name)
activate PJD
PJD-->>VC: PackageVersion(raw)
deactivate PJD
VC->>VC: check_main_package_version
alt semver wildcard
VC-->>VC: build_semver_wildcard_error
else version mismatch
VC-->>VC: build_version_mismatch_error
end
VC->>VC: check_node_renderer_version
VC->>VC: handle_errors(errors)
alt env is dev/test
VC-->>Rails: raise ReactOnRails::Error
else production
VC-->>Rails: log error
end
deactivate VC
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PR Review: Version Unification (4.x → 16.x)✅ Overall AssessmentThis is a well-structured PR that successfully unifies versioning across React on Rails packages. The implementation is solid, but there are several critical issues that need to be addressed before merging. 🔴 Critical Issues1. BROKEN TESTS - Test Suite Needs Complete OverhaulThe existing test suite in Problems:
Required Actions: # Need tests for:
1. Pro package version checking
2. Node renderer version checking
3. Both packages warning scenario
4. Environment-based error handling (raise vs log)
5. New PackageJsonData class methods
6. New PackageVersion class methodsFile: 2. Missing Newline at End of FilePer CLAUDE.md requirements, all files must end with a newline character. Files affected:
Fix: # Add trailing newline to version_checker.rb3. Redundant
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220-225: Bug:start_with?used with Regexp; wildcard detection missesnpm:@scope/pkg@^1.2.3.This will raise a TypeError and fails to detect wildcards in
npm:alias specs. Replace with anchored regex and handlenpm:alias versions.Apply this diff:
- def semver_wildcard? - # See https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v10/configuring-npm/package-json#dependencies - # We want to disallow all expressions other than exact versions - # and the ones allowed by local_path_or_url? - raw.blank? || raw.start_with?(/[~^><*]/) || raw.include?(" - ") || raw.include?(" || ") - end + def semver_wildcard? + # See https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v10/configuring-npm/package-json#dependencies + # Disallow any non-exact semver (ranges, wildcards), except when local_path_or_url? + return false if local_path_or_url? + return true if raw.blank? + + version_str = if raw.start_with?("npm:") + # e.g., npm:@scope/pkg@1.2.3 or npm:@scope/pkg@^1.2.3 + raw.split("@").last.to_s + else + raw + end + + return true if version_str.include?(" - ") || version_str.include?(" || ") + return true if version_str.match?(/\A[~^><*]/) + return true if version_str.match?(/\A\d+\.(?:x|X|\*)/) || version_str.match?(/\A\d+\.\d+\.(?:x|X|\*)/) + + version_str !~ VERSION_PARTS_REGEX + end
1-3: Require JSON explicitly.
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52-72: Optional: When both packages exist, validate both versions.You currently warn on coexistence and only validate Pro. To enforce exactness consistently, also validate
react-on-railswhen both are present.Example approach:
- If
both_packages?, callcheck_main_package_versiontwice with each package name or split logic to check both.
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react_on_rails_pro/package.json (1)
3-3: Version bump OK; aligns with unification goal.Looks good. Please ensure the Git tag and release for 16.1.1 exist for this package before publishing.
react_on_rails_pro/react_on_rails_pro.gemspec (1)
37-38: Exact main-gem dependency match — good; confirm release order.This enforces the intended 1:1 version lock. Ensure the main gem version is published before (or at the same time as) the Pro gem to avoid Bundler resolution failures during installs.
react_on_rails_pro/lib/react_on_rails_pro/version.rb (1)
4-7: VERSION bump matches package.json; PROTOCOL_VERSION unchanged.Alignment achieved; no issues spotted.
| msg = <<~MSG.strip_heredoc | ||
| React on Rails: Both 'react-on-rails' and 'react-on-rails-pro' packages are detected in package.json. | ||
| You only need to install 'react-on-rails-pro' package as it already includes 'react-on-rails' as a dependency. | ||
| Please remove 'react-on-rails' from your package.json dependencies. | ||
| MSG | ||
| errors << { type: :warning, message: msg } | ||
| end |
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Remove strip_heredoc (redundant with <<~; may be undefined).
Using <<~ already de-indents. Chaining .strip_heredoc can raise NoMethodError depending on ActiveSupport version.
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- msg = <<~MSG.strip_heredoc
+ msg = <<~MSG
React on Rails: Both 'react-on-rails' and 'react-on-rails-pro' packages are detected in package.json.
You only need to install 'react-on-rails-pro' package as it already includes 'react-on-rails' as a dependency.
Please remove 'react-on-rails' from your package.json dependencies.
MSG- <<~MSG.strip_heredoc
+ <<~MSG
React on Rails: Package '#{package_name}' is using a non-exact version: #{raw_version}
For guaranteed compatibility, you must use exact versions (no ^, ~, >=, etc.).
Run: yarn add #{package_name}@#{expected_version_for_package(package_name)} --exact
MSG- <<~MSG.strip_heredoc
+ <<~MSG
React on Rails: Package '#{package_name}' version does not match the gem version.
Package version: #{package_version}
Gem version: #{gem_version}
Run: yarn add #{package_name}@#{gem_version} --exact
MSGAlso applies to: 95-101, 103-110
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In lib/react_on_rails/version_checker.rb around lines 44 to 50, remove the
chained .strip_heredoc call after the <<~ heredoc (<<~ already strips
indentation and .strip_heredoc may be undefined); simply use the <<~MSG heredoc
and assign it to msg. Also apply the same removal for the other occurrences
referenced (around lines 95-101 and 103-110) so none of the heredoc strings call
.strip_heredoc.
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| expected_version = package_json_data.pro_package? ? pro_gem_version : gem_version | ||
| return if package_version_data.parts == version_parts(expected_version) | ||
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Guard: Pro package present but Pro gem not loaded → clearer error.
If react-on-rails-pro is in package.json but the Pro gem isn’t loaded, pro_gem_version is nil, leading to confusing messages and comparisons.
Apply this diff:
- # Check version match
- expected_version = package_json_data.pro_package? ? pro_gem_version : gem_version
+ # Check version match
+ if package_name == "react-on-rails-pro" && pro_gem_version.nil?
+ errors << { type: :error,
+ message: "React on Rails: 'react-on-rails-pro' is present in package.json, " \
+ "but the Pro gem is not loaded. Add `gem 'react_on_rails_pro', '#{package_version_data.raw}'` " \
+ "or remove the package." }
+ return
+ end
+ expected_version = package_json_data.pro_package? ? pro_gem_version : gem_version🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In lib/react_on_rails/version_checker.rb around lines 66 to 72, the code
compares package.json pro package versions against pro_gem_version which can be
nil when the Pro gem isn't loaded; add a guard that if
package_json_data.pro_package? is true and pro_gem_version is nil then push an
explicit error into errors (e.g., indicate react-on-rails-pro is present in
package.json but the Pro gem is not loaded) and return early, otherwise proceed
to compute expected_version and compare as before so you avoid nil comparisons
and provide a clear diagnostic.
Code Review: PR #1877 - Unify React on Rails Pro versions (4.x → 16.x)Overall AssessmentThis is a well-structured PR that achieves its stated goal of unifying version numbers across the ecosystem. The code quality is good and the approach is sound. However, there are several critical issues that need to be addressed before merging. Critical Issues1. Missing Test Coverage for New FunctionalityThe enhanced VersionChecker introduces significant new logic, but the existing test file has NOT been updated to test:
Impact: Without tests, we cannot verify the new functionality works correctly. Recommendation: Add comprehensive test coverage for all new functionality. 2. Breaking API Changes Without DeprecationThe refactoring changes the internal structure:
Impact: Any external code accessing @node_package_version will break. Recommendation: Document the breaking changes in CHANGELOG. 3. Potential Circular Dependency IssueIn react_on_rails_pro.gemspec, using ReactOnRailsPro::VERSION creates a circular dependency. Recommendation: Test thoroughly in a clean environment: rm -rf vendor/bundle && bundle install High Priority Issues4. Inconsistent Error HandlingThe handle_errors method (lib/react_on_rails/version_checker.rb:117) raises on the FIRST error in dev/test, never processing subsequent errors. Impact: Users won't see all problems at once, requiring multiple fix-test cycles. Recommendation: Collect all errors and raise with combined message in dev/test. 5. Missing Edge Case: ReactOnRailsPro Not LoadedIn check_node_renderer_version, if ReactOnRailsPro is not loaded but the node-renderer package is present, pro_gem_version returns nil, causing unexpected behavior. Recommendation: Add explicit check for ReactOnRailsPro presence before validating node-renderer version. 6. devDependencies Not DocumentedThe code checks both dependencies and devDependencies but this isn't documented. Recommendation: Document whether devDependencies is supported. What's Done Well
Action Items Before MergeMust Fix
Should Fix
RecommendationStatus: Needs Work before merging The concept and implementation are solid, but the missing test coverage and error handling issues need to be addressed. Once tests are added and the critical issues fixed, this will be ready to merge. Estimated effort: 2-3 hours to add tests and fix critical issues. Great work overall! The version unification is an excellent improvement for the ecosystem. |
Code Review - PR #1877: Version UnificationI've completed a thorough review of this PR. Here's my feedback: ✅ Strengths
🚨 Critical Issues1. Breaking Change: Tests Not UpdatedThe refactoring in
Problem: The existing test file
Files:
Recommendation: Update ALL tests in
2. Potential Runtime Error: Undefined ReactOnRailsProLocation: def pro_gem_version
return nil unless defined?(ReactOnRailsPro)
ReactOnRailsPro::VERSION
endProblem: When
Scenario: // package.json - Pro npm package but no Pro gem
{
"dependencies": {
"react-on-rails-pro": "16.1.1",
"@shakacode-tools/react-on-rails-pro-node-renderer": "16.1.1"
}
}# Gemfile - only main gem
gem 'react_on_rails', '16.1.1'
# No react_on_rails_pro gemResult: Node-renderer check passes (nil == nil) when it should error. Recommendation: Add a check that if Pro packages are in package.json, the Pro gem must be installed: def check_node_renderer_version(errors)
node_renderer_data = package_json_data.get_package_version("@shakacode-tools/react-on-rails-pro-node-renderer")
return if node_renderer_data.nil?
return if node_renderer_data.local_path_or_url?
# Ensure Pro gem is installed if Pro packages are present
if pro_gem_version.nil?
errors << {
type: :error,
message: "React on Rails Pro npm packages detected but react_on_rails_pro gem is not installed"
}
return
end
# ... rest of existing logic
end3. Circular Dependency Risk in GemspecLocation: s.add_runtime_dependency "react_on_rails", ReactOnRailsPro::VERSIONProblem: This creates a tight coupling that could cause issues:
Current behavior: # Before (flexible)
s.add_runtime_dependency "react_on_rails", ">= 16.0.0"
# After (rigid)
s.add_runtime_dependency "react_on_rails", "16.1.1" # exact versionQuestions:
Recommendation: Consider if this tight coupling is necessary. If so, document the release process. If not, consider: s.add_runtime_dependency "react_on_rails", "~> #{ReactOnRailsPro::VERSION.split('.')[0..1].join('.')}.0"This allows patch version flexibility while maintaining major.minor alignment.
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Pull Request Review: Version Unification (4.x → 16.x)Thank you for this comprehensive PR! This is a significant architectural improvement that unifies versioning across the React on Rails ecosystem. I've conducted a thorough review and have some important findings to share. ✅ Strengths1. Clear Purpose and RationaleThe PR description is excellent and clearly explains the motivation for version unification. The before/after comparison makes the benefit immediately obvious. 2. Comprehensive Version CheckingThe enhanced
3. Smart Error HandlingEnvironment-specific behavior is sensible:
4. Good RefactoringThe code is well-structured with clear separation of concerns:
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🐛 Critical Issues1. Missing Tests for New Functionality
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📋 Pre-Merge Checklist
🎯 RecommendationStatus: This is great work with a clear purpose and solid implementation. However, the lack of test coverage for the new functionality is a blocker. The existing tests only cover the old code paths. Please add comprehensive tests before merging to ensure:
Once tests are added and the critical issues addressed, this will be ready to merge. The concept and implementation are sound; we just need to ensure it's properly tested. 💬 Questions for Discussion
Great work on this PR! Let me know if you need any clarification on the feedback. Review conducted following CLAUDE.md guidelines |
Code Review: Version Unification (4.x → 16.x)I've completed a thorough review of PR #1877. Overall, this is a well-structured refactoring with clear goals, but there are several critical issues that need to be addressed before merging. 🔴 Critical Issues1. Breaking API Change Without Test UpdatesLocation: The constructor signature has changed from Required Action:
2. Potential Nil Comparison IssueLocation: When checking node-renderer version, if Better approach: Only check node-renderer if the Pro gem is loaded, not just if the package exists. 3. Incorrect Error Handling LogicLocation: The Better approach: Collect all errors and raise once with combined message. 4. Gemspec Dependency IssueLocation: Using Recommended approach: Read version from file or use version range like 🟡 Medium Priority Issues5. Inconsistent Method NamingMethod is named 6. Missing Edge Case HandlingWhat happens if package.json has 🟢 Best Practices & StyleGood Points:
Style Notes:
🧪 Test Coverage GapsThe existing test suite needs significant updates: Required New Tests:
📊 Performance & SecurityPerformance:
Security:
📝 Documentation Needs
🎯 Recommendations SummaryMust Fix Before Merge:
Should Fix: 🏁 ConclusionThis PR has the right goals and a solid architectural approach, but the test coverage is completely broken by the API changes and needs to be rewritten. The gemspec circular dependency and error handling issues are also blockers. Recommendation: Request changes - specifically focusing on test coverage and the critical bugs identified above. Great work on the refactoring structure and error messages! With the fixes above, this will be a solid improvement to version management. Reviewed using guidance from: |
PR Review: Version Unification (4.x → 16.x)✅ Overall AssessmentThis is a well-structured PR that successfully unifies versioning across React on Rails packages. The implementation is solid, but there are several critical issues that need to be addressed before merging. 🔴 Critical Issues1. BROKEN TESTS - Test Suite Needs Complete OverhaulThe existing test suite in Problems:
Required Actions: # Need tests for:
1. Pro package version checking
2. Node renderer version checking
3. Both packages warning scenario
4. Environment-based error handling (raise vs log)
5. New PackageJsonData class methods
6. New PackageVersion class methodsFile: 2. Missing Newline at End of FilePer CLAUDE.md requirements, all files must end with a newline character. Files affected:
Fix: # Add trailing newline to version_checker.rb3. Redundant
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Code Review: Unify React on Rails Pro versions with main package (4.x → 16.x)Thank you for this comprehensive PR! I have reviewed the changes and have the following feedback: ✅ Strengths1. Clear Intent & Documentation
2. Good Architectural Refactoring
🐛 Critical Issues1. Missing Test Coverage (BLOCKER)The refactored VersionChecker completely changes the API and behavior, but no tests have been updated. The existing test file (spec/react_on_rails/version_checker_spec.rb) still references:
This will cause test failures. You need to:
2. Potential Runtime Bug: Missing Pro Gem CheckIn lib/react_on_rails/version_checker.rb:171, the pro_gem_version method returns nil if ReactOnRailsPro is not defined. However, in check_main_package_version (line 55), you call expected_version = package_json_data.pro_package? ? pro_gem_version : gem_version If the Pro gem is not installed but the Pro npm package is present, pro_gem_version returns nil, leading to version_parts(nil) being called (line 62), which will cause unexpected behavior. Recommendation: Add explicit error handling when Pro packages are detected but the Pro gem is not installed. 3. Breaking Change to Existing UsersThe new version checker will raise exceptions in dev/test for any users with semver wildcards (very common: ^16.1.1) or any version mismatches between gem and npm. While this aligns with your goals, it is quite aggressive. Consider adding a config option to opt-out temporarily. 🔍 Code Quality Issues4. JSON Parsing Error HandlingIn PackageJsonData#parsed_package_json (line 195), JSON parsing errors are silently swallowed. If package.json exists but is malformed, users get no error message. Consider logging this failure. 5. Error Messages Could Be ClearerThe error messages could provide more context about why exact version matching is required for compatibility. 🧪 Testing Concerns6. No Integration TestsConsider adding integration tests for the full initialization flow with various package.json scenarios. 7. Edge Case: devDependenciesYour code checks both dependencies and devDependencies (line 191), but there is no test coverage for packages in devDependencies. 📊 Overall AssessmentThis PR makes important improvements to version management, but it needs:
The architecture is solid, but the execution needs refinement before merge. Reviewed with assistance from Claude Code |
Code Review: PR #1877Overall AssessmentWell-structured PR addressing versioning clarity, but needs test updates before merging. Critical Issues1. Missing Test Coverage (BLOCKER)
2. Breaking Test Interface (HIGH)Test helpers at spec/react_on_rails/version_checker_spec.rb:120-135 expect old API. Constructor now expects PackageJsonData not NodePackageVersion. Tests will fail. 3. Inconsistent Error Handling (MEDIUM-HIGH)Location: lib/react_on_rails/version_checker.rb:122-131 Only raises first error in dev/test mode. Multiple errors will only show first one. Suggested fix: collect all errors, then handle together. 4. Missing Pro Constant Guard (MEDIUM)When Pro gem not installed but Pro npm exists, error messages show nil version. Add early returns if gem missing. Positive Points
Required Before Merge
RecommendationREQUEST CHANGES - Good architecture but test updates required. Estimated 2-4 hours work. Great job on version unification concept! |
This commit implements exact version matching across all React on Rails packages and gems to ensure guaranteed compatibility: **Version Changes:** - Bump React on Rails Pro gem from 4.0.0 to 16.1.1 - Bump node renderer package from 4.0.0 to 16.1.1 - Keep PROTOCOL_VERSION independent at 2.0.0 (only changes on protocol updates) **Version Checker Enhancements:** - Check both react-on-rails and react-on-rails-pro packages - Warn if both packages are present (only Pro needed) - Enforce exact versions for all packages (no ^, ~, >=, etc.) - Check node-renderer package version against Pro gem - Raise errors in dev/test environments, log in production **Dependency Updates:** - Pro gem now requires exact version match with main gem - Changed from `>= 16.0.0` to `ReactOnRailsPro::VERSION` 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Code Review: PR #1877 - Unify React on Rails Pro versions with main packageSummaryThis PR implements version unification and enhanced version checking. Overall, the changes are well-structured and address the stated goal effectively. However, there are several important issues that need to be addressed before merging. Critical Issues1. Breaking Tests - Outdated Test SuiteThe test file spec/react_on_rails/version_checker_spec.rb is completely incompatible with the new implementation:
Required Action: Complete rewrite of the test suite to cover:
2. Incorrect Error Handling LogicIn lib/react_on_rails/version_checker.rb:119-128, there is a logic flaw. The handle_errors method will raise an error for the first error in dev/test, then stop processing remaining errors. Users won't see all validation issues at once. Suggested Fix: Collect all error messages first, then raise once with combined message. 3. Missing Newline at End of FilePer CLAUDE.md requirements, react_on_rails_pro/react_on_rails_pro.gemspec is missing a trailing newline. The file ends at line 44 without a newline character. Action: Add newline at EOF (this should be caught by RuboCop). 4. RuboCop Violations Must Be FixedThe PR checklist shows RuboCop linting passed but per CLAUDE.md, you MUST run bundle exec rubocop and verify it passes with zero offenses. High Priority Issues5. Incomplete Null SafetyIf pro_gem_version returns nil (when ReactOnRailsPro is not defined), this could cause issues downstream in expected_version_for_package and check_node_renderer_version. Suggested Fix: Add defensive check: return if pro_gem_version.nil? at start of check_node_renderer_version 6. Confusing Method NameThe method log_if_gem_and_node_package_versions_differ (line 22) now does much more than just logging - it also raises errors in dev/test environments. Suggested Rename: check_and_validate_package_versions or similar to better reflect its behavior. Code Quality Issues7. Unnecessary Style ChangeIn react_on_rails_pro.gemspec lines 19-25, the change from reject with braces to reject do/end is purely stylistic and adds noise to the diff. Revert unless required by RuboCop. 8. Inconsistent String QuotesThe error messages use MSG.strip_heredoc but strip_heredoc is redundant with squiggly heredoc already removes indentation. Change to just MSG. 9. Potential Performance Issueparsed_package_json is memoized but could fail silently and cache nil. Consider logging when JSON parsing fails to help with debugging. Positive Aspects
Test Coverage ConcernsMissing test coverage for:
Action Required: Write comprehensive tests before merging. Security and PerformanceSecurity: No security concerns identified. The code safely handles file I/O with proper error handling, doesn't execute user input, and doesn't expose sensitive information. Performance: Package.json is read once and memoized. Version checking only runs at Rails initialization. No significant performance concerns. Pre-Merge Checklist
Overall AssessmentRating: Needs Work The architecture and approach are solid, but the test suite is completely broken and must be rewritten. The error handling logic also needs improvement to show all validation errors at once. Once these critical issues are addressed and tests are comprehensive, this will be a great improvement to the codebase. Recommendation: Do not merge until tests are fixed and passing in CI. Generated with Claude Code |
Closes #1876
📋 Summary
This PR unifies versioning across all React on Rails packages by migrating React on Rails Pro from version 4.x to 16.x to match the main package. It also implements comprehensive exact version checking to ensure guaranteed compatibility.
🔄 Changes Made
1. Version Unification (4.x → 16.1.1)
Bumped versions to match main package:
react_on_rails_progem:4.0.0→16.1.1@shakacode-tools/react-on-rails-pro-node-renderernpm:4.0.0→16.1.1PROTOCOL_VERSIONindependent at2.0.0(only changes on protocol updates)2. Enhanced Version Checking
Updated
lib/react_on_rails/version_checker.rb:✅ Dual Package Detection
react-on-railsandreact-on-rails-proare in package.json✅ Exact Version Enforcement
^,~,>=, etc.)react-on-rails,react-on-rails-pro, AND@shakacode-tools/react-on-rails-pro-node-renderer✅ Environment-Specific Error Handling
3. Gem Dependency Update
Updated
react_on_rails_pro.gemspec:This ensures Pro always requires the exact same version as itself.
📝 Files Modified
lib/react_on_rails/version_checker.rb- Enhanced version checking logicreact_on_rails_pro/lib/react_on_rails_pro/version.rb- Version bumpreact_on_rails_pro/package.json- Version bumpreact_on_rails_pro/react_on_rails_pro.gemspec- Exact version dependency🎯 What This Achieves
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After
🔍 Version Checking Examples
When Rails app starts, it now checks:
^,~,>=) will be rejected🧪 Testing
The version checker runs automatically on Rails initialization:
package.jsonError handling tested for both environments:
ReactOnRails::Error(blocks execution)Rails.logger.error(non-blocking)📚 Documentation
See issue #1876 for full context and rationale.
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