Better proc/lambda route representation in bin/rails routes#43787
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Before: <Proc:RandomObjectId "/full/path/to/config/routes"> After: "Inline handler (Proc/Lambda)"
bin/rails routes
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Summary
Change proc defined route representation from:
To:
We are using result of
bin/rails routesinspection in CI automations. We recently added proc defined/healthendpoint and found out that the result ofbin/rails routesnow changes on every run.Looking deeper I confirmed that this is a result of
.inspectcall and added a condition forProcsOther Information
Feedback is greatly appreciated.