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Hello beautiful feature flagger!

Hope you are having a fine day. Let’s get into this last release, shall we?

We shall.

UI BUG FIX

Welp, I missed a few releases.

Sorry about that. But I’m sure you forgive me. :)

0.25.1

• ActiveRecord: use provided gate_class option when calling #get_all
• Relaxed the rack-protection version to support latest.
• Configure ActiveRecord adapter immediately upon require of flipper-active_record

Hello from Nevada and Great Basin National Park!

I’m vacationing (12 national parks) so this release email is a little tardy. But better late than never, right?

Breaking Changes

• Removed previously deprecated options and settings. Those upgrading from <0.21 should upgrade to ~>0.24 first and fix any deprecation warnings when initializing Flipper.

New day. New flipper. Get it while its 🔥.

Additions

• ☎️ flipper-api: exclude_gates parameter to exclude gate data in GETs. Probably very rare use case, but if you just want on/off from the API you can slim down responses now.
• 🚫 Make it possible to disable internal memoization. Sometimes you really don’t want to always wrap with memoization. This makes it so you can turn that off.
• 🗝 Add Flipper::Actor#hash so actors can be hash keys.

Changes

Another tiny release for you today.

Removals

• Removed support for Ruby 2.5 (which was end of line 9 months ago)
• Removed support for redis-rb < 3 (and fixed deprecated use of Redis#pipelined) (https://github.com/jnunemaker/flipper/pull/603).

Additions

Just a tiny release for ya today.

• @mlarraz opened a PR for releasing the dalli constraint so Flipper now supports Dalli 3.x.
• @bkeepers tracked down a bug that was causing changes to Flipper’s config in initializers to not work. This did not affect config/application.rb stuff, but did config/initializers/*.rb.

If either of those have caused you pain, upgrade and enjoy.

Happy Flipping!

Oh, hey!

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Flipper 0.23.0 is hot off the press with Rails 7 support (mostly done here).

Along with Rails 7, there were several minor additions/changes that could be interesting but won’t slow you down.