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A new release of ExecJS (2.8.1) patched a bug which was preventing the
app from booting, and autoprefixer, which indirectly requires
ExecJS for this app, temporarily locked ExecJS to a working version
until they fix a bug, so we no longer have to lock ExecJS ourselves.
Co-authored-by: Nick Van Doorn <nick@super.gd>
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ExecJS released a minor version update with a breaking change. We want
to lock to the previous version (2.7) for now until a fix is released.
Co-authored-by: Nick Van Doorn <nick@super.gd>
Co-authored-by: Adam Mueller <adam@super.gd>
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Pry stack explorer and byebug are useful tools to have for debugging
this extension.
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Unfortunately bundler (1.x and 2.x) seems to be horrible at resolving
the dependencies here.
I chatted with someone who knows a fair bit more than me about how
bundler's algorithm works, and he suggested that the issue was that it
was having trouble locking down to a specific Rails version.
This allows us to specify the Rails version we want ("~> 5.1.0" does the
trick) which causes bundler to not struggle for 15 minutes to resolve
dependencies anymore.
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We don't really need it. Let's keep things simple.
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I may come to regret this, as I do know there's some issues with some
versions of ActiveRecord and pg >= 1.0, but I think this will be fine.
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