SqlPatches.sql_patches ignores that setting and always returns ["pg"] for postgres. So it always patches Postgres, and does not have a way to leverage ActiveSupport::Notifications. The same holds with MySql.
After
Like Oracle, Postgres and MySql are checking with patch_rails? to determine if the rails code should be patched.
SqlPatches.sql_patches returns [] for postgres and mysql.
Before
Per https://github.com/MiniProfiler/rack-mini-profiler/pull/418, Oracle defaults to using
ActiveSupport::Notifications. Settingpatch_rails?skips the notifications and uses rails.SqlPatches.sql_patchesignores that setting and always returns ["pg"] for postgres. So it always patches Postgres, and does not have a way to leverageActiveSupport::Notifications. The same holds with MySql.After
Like Oracle, Postgres and MySql are checking with
patch_rails?to determine if the rails code should be patched.SqlPatches.sql_patchesreturns[]for postgres and mysql.