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Stop using `Bundler.settings.with`, because it will be removed from Bundler 1.6. Also, as described in #7653, we could use `Bundler.settings[:with]`, but that would be internal API again, so it probably breaks again in the future. That's why I added a `BundlerHelper` module to parse the required optional group from our config files, without the use of any internal Bundler API. Fixes #7653
26 lines
828 B
Ruby
26 lines
828 B
Ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
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require "yaml"
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module BundlerHelper
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def self.rails_env
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@rails_env ||= ENV["RAILS_ENV"] ||
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parse_value_from_file("diaspora.yml", "configuration", "server", "rails_environment") ||
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parse_value_from_file("defaults.yml", "defaults", "server", "rails_environment")
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end
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def self.database
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@adapter ||= parse_value_from_file("database.yml", rails_env, "adapter")
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raise "No database adapter found, please fix your config/database.yml!" unless @adapter
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@adapter.sub("mysql2", "mysql")
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end
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private_class_method def self.parse_value_from_file(file, *keys)
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path = File.join(__dir__, file)
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return YAML.load_file(path).dig(*keys) if File.file?(path)
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puts "Configuration file #{path} not found, ensure it's present" # rubocop:disable Rails/Output
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end
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end
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