Fix Rails main integration tests - #11
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Two failures under Rails main (Ruby 4.0, SimpleCov 1.x): SimpleCov 1.0 replaced the `running` accessor with `active_session?` and deprecated `add_filter` in favor of `skip`, so the test app's test_helper crashed with NoMethodError before any test could load. Both call sites now pick the available API. Rails main assigns ActiveSupport::LogSubscriber.logger once during boot instead of falling back to Rails.logger on each event, so log subscribers such as Lograge kept writing to the boot logger after LogStruct replaced Rails.logger, and request logs bypassed the LogStruct appenders. The initializer order that decides this is not guaranteed, which is why it only reproduced on a freshly generated app.
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pnpm/action-setup installs the latest pnpm, which now requires Node >= 22.13, so every job that enabled the pnpm cache died with ERR_UNKNOWN_BUILTIN_MODULE on Node 20. GitHub also reports Node 20 as deprecated on its runners.
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In `@lib/log_struct/semantic_logger/setup.rb`:
- Line 228: Update the ActiveSupport::LogSubscriber references in
lib/log_struct/semantic_logger/setup.rb lines 228-228 and
rails_test_app/templates/test/integration/logging_integration_test.rb lines
11-11 to use the top-level ::ActiveSupport prefix, preserving the existing
logger assignment and test behavior.
In `@rails_test_app/templates/test/integration/logging_integration_test.rb`:
- Line 10: Add extend T::Sig to LoggingIntegrationTest and place a sig { void }
declaration immediately before test_log_subscribers_use_the_logstruct_logger.
In `@rails_test_app/templates/test/test_helper.rb`:
- Around line 12-16: Qualify every SimpleCov reference with the top-level ::
namespace, including both compatibility branches. Apply this in
rails_test_app/templates/test/test_helper.rb at lines 12-16 and 31-35, and
mirror the change in rails_test_app/create_app.rb at lines 360-364.
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| # (in the active_support.set_log_subscriber_logger initializer), so log | ||
| # subscribers such as Lograge keep writing to the original boot logger | ||
| # unless this reference is updated along with Rails.logger. | ||
| ActiveSupport::LogSubscriber.logger = logger |
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module LogStruct
module SemanticLogger
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module LogSubscriber
def self.logger
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from pathlib import Path
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paths = [
Path("lib/log_struct/semantic_logger/setup.rb"),
Path("rails_test_app/templates/test/integration/logging_integration_test.rb"),
]
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(i, line)
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]
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text = path.read_text()
if re.search(r"module\s+LogStruct\b", text) and re.search(r"module\s+ActiveSupport\b|class\s+ActiveSupport\b", text):
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git diff --stat -- lib/log_struct/semantic_logger/setup.rb rails_test_app/templates/test/integration/logging_integration_test.rbRepository: DocSpring/logstruct
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Use top-level ::ActiveSupport prefixes at both sites.
Update setup.rb and logging_integration_test.rb to use ::ActiveSupport::LogSubscriber.logger. This avoids nested constant lookup and follows the repository convention.
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In `@lib/log_struct/semantic_logger/setup.rb` at line 228, Update the
ActiveSupport::LogSubscriber references in
lib/log_struct/semantic_logger/setup.rb lines 228-228 and
rails_test_app/templates/test/integration/logging_integration_test.rb lines
11-11 to use the top-level ::ActiveSupport prefix, preserving the existing
logger assignment and test behavior.
Source: Coding guidelines
| # Rails assigns ActiveSupport::LogSubscriber.logger once during boot, so log | ||
| # subscribers (Lograge, Active Record, Action Controller) write to that | ||
| # reference rather than looking up Rails.logger on each event. | ||
| def test_log_subscribers_use_the_logstruct_logger |
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r"(?m)^\s*sig\s*\{\s*void\s*\}\s*\n\s*def\s+test_log_subscribers_use_the_logstruct_logger\b",
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r"(?m)^\s*sig\s*\{\s*void\s*\}\s*\n\s*def\s+test_log_subscribers_use_the_logstruct_logger\b",
text,
)))
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Add a Sorbet signature to the new test method.
Add extend T::Sig to LoggingIntegrationTest, then add sig { void } before test_log_subscribers_use_the_logstruct_logger.
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In `@rails_test_app/templates/test/integration/logging_integration_test.rb` at
line 10, Add extend T::Sig to LoggingIntegrationTest and place a sig { void }
declaration immediately before test_log_subscribers_use_the_logstruct_logger.
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| SimpleCov.active_session? | ||
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| SimpleCov.running | ||
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Qualify all SimpleCov references with ::.
Apply this in rails_test_app/templates/test/test_helper.rb and the generated code in rails_test_app/create_app.rb, including the compatibility branches.
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every SimpleCov reference with the top-level :: namespace, including both
compatibility branches. Apply this in
rails_test_app/templates/test/test_helper.rb at lines 12-16 and 31-35, and
mirror the change in rails_test_app/create_app.rb at lines 360-364.
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The nightly Rails Main workflow has been failing since early August. Two separate problems:
1. SimpleCov 1.x API changes (the crash CI actually hit)
SimpleCov 1.0 replaced the
runningaccessor withactive_session?and deprecatedadd_filterin favor ofskip. The Rails test app'stest_helper.rbcallsSimpleCov.running, so it died withNoMethodErrorbefore a single test loaded:Both call sites now pick whichever API the installed SimpleCov provides, so the pinned-version jobs (SimpleCov 0.22) keep working.
2. Lograge request logs bypassing LogStruct's appenders
Rails main assigns
ActiveSupport::LogSubscriber.loggeronce during boot (theactive_support.set_log_subscriber_loggerinitializer) rather than falling back toRails.loggeron each event. When LogStruct swapped in its ownRails.logger, log subscribers such as Lograge kept writing to the original bootBroadcastLogger, so request logs never reached the LogStruct appenders and four request-logging tests failed.replace_rails_loggernow updates that reference alongsideRails.logger. The initializer ordering that decides this isn't guaranteed, which is why it only reproduced on a freshly generated app — exactly what CI builds every run — and not on a locally cached one.A regression test asserts the log subscriber logger is LogStruct's, so this is caught on every Rails version rather than only in the nightly job.
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FORCE_RECREATE=true RAILS_VERSION=latest): 41 tests, 0 failures — reproduced the 4 failures beforehand and confirmed they're gone.task ci: passing.Summary by CodeRabbit
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