Afterburner mode with Ruby 3.2.0

[djolereject]

Afterburner mode with Ruby 3.2.0

[djolereject]

Thanks for your help and good luck with the new release!

[jeremiahlukus]

Ill ping you when i get it working 👍

[jeremiahlukus]

Anyway you can update your PG gem? 0.21.0 is a very old version the newest version is 1.5.4 . I don't think that version of PG supports ruby 3.2. @djolereject

[djolereject]

Anyway you can update your PG gem? 0.21.0 is a very old version the newest version is 1.5.4 . I don't think that version of PG supports ruby 3.2.

I would love to but my installed gem is 1.5.4:

gem list pg

*** LOCAL GEMS ***

pg (1.5.4, 1.5.3)

I'm not sure where from is Jets getting 0.21.0, but in the same directory when I run jets deploy I'm getting previously mentioned error. As for the jets version:

gem list jets

*** LOCAL GEMS ***

jets (4.0.7, 4.0.1)
jets-html-sanitizer (1.0.4)

[jeremiahlukus]

In the docs its says

Update 5/3/2021: Rails experimental support is currently broken. Instead of investing time to fixing this experiment, will consider leveraging container image support which is a better approach.

https://rubyonjets.com/docs/rails/afterburner/

To be honest, it would be better to create a new jets app then just copy code over. I would also do this in features instead of copy/pasting everything at once since there are a couple differences. With jets v5 around the corner i think there will be much fewer differences.

[djolereject]

I would love to, but there is Rails app already created and I was hoping of just redeploying it to AWS in this way. Thanks anyway...
P. S. Maybe you know something about when do we expect v5?

[jeremiahlukus]

I get it, definitely a fun PR though haha. Once I run out of things I might pick this up. v5 should be ready in the next month or 2. This fixes a lot of issues and ports over devise. Which means a lot of Rails functionality is added to Jets (which should make doing afterburner mode easier)