Thank you for the great work on Spina! We've been using it for a while and on upgrading to Rails 7 (7.0.2.3) we've noticed that Uploading documents in the Media Library started throwing MessageVerifier::InvalidSignature exceptions resulting in a broken Attachment saved in the database that needs to be manually deleted as that totally breaks the Documents in the Media Library.
I've reproduced the issue on a clean install of Rails with no other dependencies other than Spina and it seems to be related with Rails adding a new default behaviour if you move to
This tripped us up and made it very annoying tracing it down as the Rails upgrade that creates "new_framework_defaults_7_0.rb" does not seem to include it in as on of the options to manually turn on.
Workaround
In any case a workaround to get Attachment working is to either stay on load_defaults 6.1 or use the 7.0 and manually turn off the multiple_file_field_include_hidden.
Setup details
Ruby 3.1.1 (verified behaviour on 3.1.0 too but its irellevant)
Rails 7.0.2.3 (verified issue on 7.0.2.2 as well)
Spina 2.8.1 (verified on 2.9.0 as well)
Thank you for the great work on Spina! We've been using it for a while and on upgrading to Rails 7 (7.0.2.3) we've noticed that Uploading documents in the Media Library started throwing MessageVerifier::InvalidSignature exceptions resulting in a broken Attachment saved in the database that needs to be manually deleted as that totally breaks the Documents in the Media Library.
I've reproduced the issue on a clean install of Rails with no other dependencies other than Spina and it seems to be related with Rails adding a new default behaviour if you move to
config.load_defaults 7.0
where config.active_storage.multiple_file_field_include_hidden: true
This tripped us up and made it very annoying tracing it down as the Rails upgrade that creates "new_framework_defaults_7_0.rb" does not seem to include it in as on of the options to manually turn on.
Workaround
In any case a workaround to get Attachment working is to either stay on load_defaults 6.1 or use the 7.0 and manually turn off the multiple_file_field_include_hidden.
Setup details
Ruby 3.1.1 (verified behaviour on 3.1.0 too but its irellevant) Rails 7.0.2.3 (verified issue on 7.0.2.2 as well) Spina 2.8.1 (verified on 2.9.0 as well)