Revert "Bump activerecord from 7.1.3.4 to 7.2.0" #552
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This reverts commit e589261. According to comments in both the Bouncer and Transition Gemfiles, a few gems should be kept in sync between the two apps. ActiveRecord/Rails is one of them. Transition remains on 7.1.3.4 and Dependabot hasn't raised an upgrade PR as of yet
Looks healthy from a manual deploy so I'll merge the PR chain |
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This reverts commit e589261.
According to comments in both the Bouncer and Transition Gemfiles, a few gems should be kept in sync between the two apps. ActiveRecord/Rails is one of them. Transition remains on 7.1.3.4 and Dependabot hasn't raised an upgrade PR as of yet
We've tried upgrading Transition, but there's an error that we don't know how to fix immediately, so a rollback is a quicker short-term fix