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@dtaniwaki thank you for this gem and getting in the latest updates for Ruby 3.0/3.1 and Rails 6.1/7.0. Any chance we can get a new version release?

My Gemfile has the latest version pinned with the github repo and reference, but we ran into an issue yesterday with Heroku where it failed to resolve github.com gems and blocked any releases. It has been subsequently fixed by Heroku, but it would be helpful if we had a version bump published on rubygems.org. Thank you!

So we can set one environment variable secret for all the models?

does this gem generate unique hashid ?
and how i can save this ids into database ?

Description:

Given class as below

Class Base < ActiveRecord::Base
    self.abstract_class = true
    acts_as_hashids length: 4
  end

  class CoreFoo < Base
    has_many :core_bars
  end

  class CoreBar < Base
    belongs_to :core_foo
  end

In spec this will throw an error

# in spec - this will throw an error
let!(:foo1) { CoreFoo.create }

let(:bar3) { CoreBar.create core_foo: foo1 }
let(:bar4) { CoreBar.create core_foo: foo1 }

before do
    bar3
    bar4
end

context 'with normal id' do
   it 'should behave like normal AR' do
       expect(foo1.core_bars.find(bar3.id)).to eq bar3
   end
end

Error

NameError:
       undefined local variable or method `hashids' for #<ActiveRecord::Associations::CollectionProxy []>

Expected Output:

When using integer id or the real id, find should run without first try to encode to hashid and return the record

Ruby: 3.2.2
Rails: 7.1.3
act_as_hash_ids: 0.1.3

When relation have has_many relation it will throw this error, suspecting this have to do with Ruby 3

Failure/Error: has_many :users

NoMethodError:
  undefined method `arity' for {:extend=>[ActsAsHashids::Core::FinderMethods]}:Hash

If you navigate to a route using an invalid hash, instead of returning a rails application error, should just return a 404 error.

Hi, thanks for this gem! It looks like no activity for 2+ years. Any status update?

Also, I'm curious if PR #15 or similar for ruby 2.7+ support is planned. Thank you!