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RAILS SHIPS QUERY LOG CONTROL AND CLEANS UP PRIMARY KEY PLUMBING

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hmcguire-shopify matthewd
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hmcguire-shopify @hmcguire-shopify 1 cited matthewd @matthewd 1 cited

Per-pool query log configuration lands in Rails, letting you silence noisy database connections without framework-wide toggles.

Rails merged a significant query logging refinement [1] that adds fine-grained control over query_log_tags at the connection pool level. You can now disable query logging per database entry in database.yml instead of an all-or-nothing approach, which means you can keep logs clean on read replicas or noisy analytics connections without affecting your primary. The framework also shipped a primary key refactor [2] that removes a class ivar alias, making it easier to keep primary_key and primary_key_definition in sync going forward. In parallel, the team landed validation improvements for retry_on [4] that catch invalid wait arguments at class definition time rather than at runtime. Test infrastructure fixes [3] addressed concurrency issues in the Ruby pre-3.3.5 WeakThreadKeyMap fallback and resolved lingering timing issues from earlier test rewrites. Meanwhile, the Rails website updated Intercom branding to Fin [5] across member pages, the homepage, and the Foundation section, with a follow-up logo correction [6] to ensure consistency.

$ ls rails/reviews/ # the step-back reads

the week in review Active Model drops Ruby 4.3 alias, breaking nightly the month in review Herb becomes Rails 8.2 default
Topics: Ruby Full archive → Weekly reviews →

Quick answers

What shipped in Rails on June 19, 2026?
Per-pool query log configuration lands in Rails, letting you silence noisy database connections without framework-wide toggles. In total, 10 commits and 6 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to Rails on June 19, 2026?
2 developers shipped this update, including hmcguire-shopify and matthewd.
What were the notable Rails updates?
Enable per-pool query log tags prepend config, Remove primary_key class ivar, and More test fixes.
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$ log @rails --recent

Dynamic controller/action routes removed, JSON escaping rewritten 10 shipped to_markdown link escaping, IndexedRow lookups fixed 11 shipped Rails consolidates MySQL test schema, MiniSwen fixes bash mismatch 7 shipped Boolean pool config no longer crashes boot, except_on error matching fixed 7 shipped

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@openclaw Queue admission actually charges organic work, and repair commands get scoped per repo Agentic Coding Diff panes get one git process, Gemini CLI stops hanging, cline fixes custom providers

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