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Rails 7.1 ships with connection-pooling enabled by default for `RedisCacheStore` (see rails/rails#45235). Because we already wrap our Redis clients in our own `ConnectionPool` ($alfred / $velma), the upgrade resulted in a double-wrapped object and runtime errors such as: NoMethodError: undefined method `get` for an instance of ConnectionPool This patch: * Passes `pool: false` when instantiating `RedisCacheStore` in `config/initializers/rack_attack.rb`, telling Rails to use the pool we supply instead of building its own. * Adds an inline comment explaining the rationale. * Adds a TODO in `config/initializers/01_redis.rb` suggesting a future simplification: switch to plain Redis clients and let Rails manage the pool. Reference docs: * rails/rails#45235 – “Enable connection pooling by default for MemCacheStore and RedisCacheStore” - https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/45235 * Rails 7.1 Caching Guide – 2.1.1 “Connection Pool Options” (use `pool: false`) [Ruby on Rails Guides](https://guides.rubyonrails.org/v7.1/caching_with_rails.html)
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Ruby
# TODO: Phase out the custom ConnectionPool wrappers ($alfred / $velma),
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# switch to plain Redis clients here and let Rails 7.1+ handle pooling
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# via `pool:` in RedisCacheStore (see rack_attack initializer).
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# Alfred
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# Add here as you use it for more features
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# Used for Round Robin, Conversation Emails & Online Presence
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$alfred = ConnectionPool.new(size: 5, timeout: 1) do
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redis = Rails.env.test? ? MockRedis.new : Redis.new(Redis::Config.app)
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Redis::Namespace.new('alfred', redis: redis, warning: true)
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end
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# Velma : Determined protector
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# used in rack attack
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$velma = ConnectionPool.new(size: 5, timeout: 1) do
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config = Rails.env.test? ? MockRedis.new : Redis.new(Redis::Config.app)
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Redis::Namespace.new('velma', redis: config, warning: true)
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end
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