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Hi, it’s Emmanuel Hayford. Here’s a look at the highlights from this week’s updates to the Rails codebase.

Allow retry_on wait procs to accept error as a second argument This PR adds support...


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Hi, it’s zzak. Hope everyone had a great holiday season and a happy new year! 🎊 Let’s explore this week’s changes in the Rails codebase.

Add Rails.app.revision Add Rails.app.revision to p...


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Happy Holidays, this is Emmanuel, Greg, Vipul, Wojciech, and Zzak, bringing you the summary of what happened with Rails in the past year. It was a busy year with close to 2700 commits from 430 contributors and 14 releases, including Rails 8.1! The Rails Foundation also released a


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So many, many times this past year, I’ve thought to myself, ‘Holy cow, things are moving so fast.’ This is as true in the wider tech world, as it is in the Ruby community. These are exciting times.

Ruby 4.0.0 is days away, the


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Hi, Wojtek here. The Rails Community is not slowing down giving us another week of great news and features.

Marco Roth as 2025 Rails Luminary If you attended any Ru...


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