Is your form using GET or POST?
Normally when forms use GET all the fields are passed in the URL and are
URI encoded. so "this is my text" turn into "this+is+my+text"
On Sunday, December 15, 2019 at 7:55:03 PM UTC-5, fugee ohu wrote:
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> My form has a text_area field but whether or not it passes
To provide a bit of background: until now, we used Unicorn in production so
our thread-safe issues weren't a problem for us (we don't use threads in
our code, even though some gems may do). And we tested with RSpec and
Capybara, but without `js: true` (so without a server thread).
Now with syst
If you are running your Ruby code
on MRI (the official implementation) there is no way to make your Ruby code any
threadsafer. They have global interpreter lock in place.
Segfaults generally don't cause by Ruby code, and when it does it is a bug of
the interpreter itself.
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Hi all,
We have a Rails 5.1 app and we recently wanted to use system tests.
However, upon adding them I noticed various weird-behaving issues like
segfaults and stuff.
I suspect that this has to do with the fact that in system tests, a Ruby
server (i.e. puma) is spawned in a thread, that has a
Hey,
I’m also able to create an autoresponder
How awesome am I?
Wooo I got rid of jobs, give me millions of USD
On 26. Nov 2019, at 20:31, 'Marian G' via Ruby on Rails: Talk
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> after following 2 tutorials on Rails and getting those nice looking apps up
> and
Hey,
I’m also able to create an autoresponder
How awesome am I?
Wooo I got rid of jobs, give me millions of USD
On 30. Nov 2019, at 21:39, 'Marian G' via Ruby on Rails: Talk
wrote:
> I solved my problem by disabling the CSRF check on the public endpoint
> (according to this
>
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