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- Ruby 3.3 support active-hash#298 @m-nakamura145
- Support `has_many :through` associations active-hash#296 @flavorjones
- Rails 7.1 support active-hash#291 @y-yagi

- Rails 7.1: fix sqlite3 issue active-hash#303 @flavorjones
- Rails 7.1.3: add missing `has_query_constraints?` active-hash#300 @flavorjones
- `Array#pluck` supports methods active-hash#299 @iberianpig
- Prefer `safe_constantize` over `constantize` active-hash#297 @flavorjones
- Treat `nil` and `blank?` as different values active-hash#295 @kbrock
- Fix `#where` for string keys active-hash#292 @usernam3
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kbrock commented Apr 29, 2024

@flavorjones let me know if this works for you (if you prefer 3.2.2

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@kbrock Thank you for doing this!

@kbrock kbrock merged commit 590ddec into active-hash:master Apr 29, 2024
@kbrock kbrock deleted the notes-3.3.0 branch April 29, 2024 16:02
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kbrock commented Apr 29, 2024

@flavorjones Releasing to rubygems.org is well within my repertoire, but releasing to github.com still feels foreign.

I just created a release and uploaded the pkg/active-hash-version.gem file.
Is this right?

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@kbrock I don't generally upload the gem to github -- I think just generating the release notes is probably totally fine!

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