Bump active_interaction from 3.8.3 to 4.0.0

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Bumps active_interaction from 3.8.3 to 4.0.0.

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v4.0.0

Changed

• drop support for Ruby < 2.5, added support for Ruby 3.0
• drop support for Rails < 5.0, added support for Rails 6.1
• #398 - Predicate methods have been removed.
• #412 - Filters will now treat blank string values as nil (except string and symbol).
• #392 - Integer parsing now defaults the base to 10.
• The inputs method now returns an ActiveInteraction::Input instead of a hash. The ActiveInteraction::Input class still responds to all hash methods.
• The object and record filters now only accept an instance of the correct class type or a subclass of the correct class. They no longer allow you to check for included modules.
• The interface filter will now look for an ancestor of the value passed based on the name of the interface or the value passed in the from option.
• The InvalidClassError has been replaced by InvalidNameError.
• When introspecting an array filter, the inner filter is referenced by :'0' instead of the singularized version of the array filter name.

Added

• Implicit coercion of types are now supported in filters (e.g. to_str, to_int, etc).
• The interface and record filters, when used as an inner filter for an array, will have their from/class option set to a singularized version of the array filter name.

Upgrading

Predicate Methods

We've removed the predicate methods that were automatically generated for each input. They would return true if an input was not nil. They can be manually replaced with that same check.

# v3.8
class Example < ActiveInteraction::Base
  string :first_name
validates :first_name,
presence: true,
if: :first_name?
def execute
# ...
end
end
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Changelog

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[4.0.0][] (2021-01-10)

Changed

• drop support for Ruby < 2.5, added support for Ruby 3.0
• drop support for Rails < 5.0, added support for Rails 6.1
• #398[] - Predicate methods have been removed. (how to upgrade)
• #412[] - Filters will now treat blank string values as nil (except string and symbol). (how to upgrade)
• #392[] - Integer parsing now defaults the base to 10. (how to upgrade)
• The inputs method now returns an ActiveInteraction::Input instead of a hash. The ActiveInteraction::Input class still responds to all hash methods.
• The object and record filters now only accept an instance of the correct class type or a subclass of the correct class. They no longer allow you to check for included modules. (how to upgrade)
• The interface filter will now look for an ancestor of the value passed based on the name of the interface or the value passed in the from option.
• The InvalidClassError has been replaced by InvalidNameError.
• When introspecting an array filter, the inner filter is referenced by :'0' instead of the singularized version of the array filter name.

Added

• Implicit coercion of types are now supported in filters (e.g. to_str, to_int, etc).
• The interface and record filters, when used as an inner filter for an array, will have their from/class option set to a singularized version of the array filter name.

Upgrading

Predicate Methods

We've removed the predicate methods that were automatically generated for each input. They would return true if an input was not nil. They can be manually replaced with that same check.

# v3.8
class Example < ActiveInteraction::Base
  string :first_name
validates :first_name,
presence: true,
if: :first_name?
def execute
# ...
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Commits

• c9d5608 add release date for v4.0.0
• 713b088 add support for Ruby 3.0
• e023732 update gems (rake and rubocop)
• 019274b the begin block is no longer needed
• f97e64f Merge branch 'rails-6-1' of https://github.com/tomasdundacek/active_interacti...
• fd76cdf clean up regexp
• c524621 make cast truly private and remove AbstractFilter class
• 5a5337c blank strings will be treated the same as nil for filters other than string a...
• 1568f79 returning false or nil from safe_converter could be problematic for
• 8035640 add changelog entry for predicate removal
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