Closed alkesh26 closed 1 year ago
Hello, please use Many
instead of ArrayType
, the behavior should be pretty much the same (https://github.com/DmitryTsepelev/store_model/commit/d65f45d57a5d5e5f43305b974d4a0c86c745ec7d#diff-616e8eaf5922e04790111e623d778a38a79f26f344a0953fb498439017a232f4R9)
Hey @DmitryTsepelev, Thanks for the quick response. Apologies, I forgot to mention one crucial part.
We are not including StoreModel::Types::ArrayType
anywhere in our code base. Hence figuring out the issue is a bit tricky.
@DmitryTsepelev, any updates on the above concern?
We are not including StoreModel::Types::ArrayType anywhere in our code base. Hence figuring out the issue is a bit tricky.
We recently upgraded our application from Rails 5.2.8 to the 6.1.7 version. We are using the 3.1.2 Ruby version and the 1.2.0 version of the StoreModel gem.
We sometimes face the below error on our production servers (triggered randomly).
A stack trace of the above error is as below:
StoreModel::Types::ArrayType
was a class present underlib/store_model/types/
directory till 0.7.0 version. The error should not appear in the latest version. Let me know if I missed any steps when we upgraded our Rails app.