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This commit introduces a Rails initializer to inspect
the current status of upcoming changes and compare them
to a hidden `promote_upcoming_changes_on_status` site setting.
If the status of an upcoming change matches or exceeds this setting,
the change is automatically enabled as long as:
* The change has not been manually disabled by an admin.
* The change is not already enabled.
By default for Discourse sites, the `promote_upcoming_changes_on_status`
is set to `Stable`, on our own hosting we will change it depending
on the hosting tier and other considerations.
In a future PR, we will introduce various ways for admins to
be notified when an upcoming change is automatically promoted,
along with new upcoming changes being introduced.
**HOW TO TEST**
This is a little tricky, since it happens on rails init. First, set
`SiteSetting.enable_upcoming_changes = true` and
`SiteSetting.upcoming_change_verbose_logging = true`.
You can also set `SiteSetting.promote_upcoming_changes_on_status =
:alpha`
(by default it's `stable`)
Then, add a change like this to site_settings.yml:
```
fake_upcoming_change:
default: false
hidden: true
client: true
upcoming_change:
status: "alpha"
impact: "other,all_members"
learn_more_url: "https://meta.discourse.org"
```
And then do ` FORCE_RAILS_LOGS_STDOUT=1 brc`. After this, you should see
output like this:
```
I, [2025-11-26T16:46:54.668551 #32662] INFO -- : [Upcoming changes promoter (default)]: Starting promotion check for upcoming changes.
I, [2025-11-26T16:46:54.733353 #32662] INFO -- : [Upcoming changes promoter (default)]: Successfully promoted 'fake_upcoming_change' to enabled.
```
If you want to reset the setting and try some different status
scenarios, do
this `SiteSetting.remove_override!(:fake_upcoming_change)`
75 lines
1.3 KiB
Ruby
75 lines
1.3 KiB
Ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
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class FakeLogger
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attr_reader :debugs, :infos, :warnings, :errors, :fatals, :severities
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attr_accessor :level
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def initialize
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@debugs = []
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@infos = []
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@warnings = []
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@errors = []
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@fatals = []
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@level = Logger::DEBUG
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@severities = { 0 => :debugs, 1 => :infos, 2 => :warnings, 3 => :errors, 4 => :fatals }
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end
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def all_messages_to_s
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@debugs.each { |msg| puts "DEBUG: #{msg}" }
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@infos.each { |msg| puts "INFO: #{msg}" }
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@warnings.each { |msg| puts "WARN: #{msg}" }
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@errors.each { |msg| puts "ERROR: #{msg}" }
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@fatals.each { |msg| puts "FATAL: #{msg}" }
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end
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def debug(message = nil)
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@debugs << message
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end
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def debug?
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@level <= Logger::DEBUG
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end
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def info(message = nil)
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@infos << message
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end
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def info?
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@level <= Logger::INFO
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end
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def warn(message = nil)
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@warnings << message
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end
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def warn?
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@level <= Logger::WARN
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end
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def error(message = nil)
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@errors << message
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end
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def error?
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@level <= Logger::ERROR
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end
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def fatal(message = nil)
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@fatals << message
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end
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def fatal?
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@level <= Logger::FATAL
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end
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def formatter
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end
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def add(severity, message = nil, progname = nil)
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public_send(severities[severity]) << message
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end
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def broadcasts
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[self]
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end
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end
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