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September 14, 2021 - CSS & JS Bundling

Rails 7 introduces cssbundling-rails and jsbundling-rails packages. We now use the Tailwind CLI and esbuild for Javascript. It's much, much faster and configurable. We've removed Webpacker, but you can use webpack with jsbundling-rails if you would like.

Use bin/dev to run the Rails server along with the CSS & JS watchers in development.

  • TailwindCSS has been moved to app/assets/application.tailwind.css
  • tailwind.config.js has been moved to the root
  • Sass has been removed and CSS is now processed through postcss only (using the Tailwind CLI)
  • Javascript packs are defined in esbuild.config.js
  • Assets are compiled and output to the app/assets/builds directory and served by the asset pipeline.
  • Webpacker pack tags have been replaced with asset pipeline tags

September 4, 2021 - Pay 3 upgrade

The Pay 3.0 upgrade migrates data from the Account model to the new Pay::Customer model and reassociates charges and subscriptions. It also switches generic trials to use the new fake_processor in Pay.

You can skip this if you aren't using payments in your app yet.

To upgrade, you'll want to do a few things:

  1. Review 20210805001857_upgrade_to_pay_v3.rb. This migration handles all the data migration to the new tables.
  2. Test the migration against your local database. Sync your production database locally to test against it.
  3. Test rails pay:payment_methods:sync_default in development to make sure it successfully syncs the default payment method for each customer.
  4. Run the migration in production
  5. Run rails pay:payment_methods:sync_default in production to sync default payment methods.