Attempt to fix CI

[tagliala]

Ref: #1783

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated CI workflow to include a step for reinstalling the RGeo gem with native extensions to enhance compatibility.

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Walkthrough

The changes in the CI workflow for the Ruby project involve adding a new step to force reinstall the RGeo gem with native extensions. This step is positioned after the database setup and includes checking for the current RGeo installation, removing it, and reinstalling it via Bundler. The workflow's overall structure remains unchanged, and no modifications were made to existing steps or job configurations.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/ci.yml	Added a new step to reinstall the RGeo gem with native extensions after the database setup.

Poem

In the garden where gems do gleam,
A rabbit hops with a joyful dream.
RGeo shines, fresh and bright,
Reinstalled with all its might!
With every step, the workflow sings,
Oh, how sweet the change it brings! 🐇✨

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.github/workflows/ci.yml (1)

60-64: Approve the addition of RGeo reinstallation step with suggestions for improvement

The addition of this step to force reinstall RGeo with native extensions is a good solution to address the issue referenced in #1783. This should help ensure consistent RGEO support detection during CI builds.

However, there are a few improvements we can make to this script:

1. Use modern command substitution syntax $(...) instead of backticks.
2. Add quotes around the command substitution to prevent word splitting.
3. Specify RGeo in the bundle command to avoid unnecessarily reinstalling all gems.
4. Add a verification step to ensure RGeo is correctly installed with native extensions.

Here's an improved version of the script:

      - name: Force reinstall of RGeo with native extensions # Ref: diowa/icare#1783
        run: |
          bundle show rgeo
          rm -rf "$(bundle show rgeo)"
          bundle install --local --gemfile=Gemfile --redownload rgeo
          # Verify RGeo installation
          bundle exec ruby -e "require 'rgeo'; puts RGeo::Geos.supported?"

This version:

• Uses $(...) instead of backticks
• Adds quotes to prevent word splitting
• Specifies RGeo in the bundle command
• Adds a verification step to ensure RGeo is correctly installed with native extensions

To ensure this change doesn't negatively impact the CI process, we can check the execution time of this job before and after the change:

This script will help us verify if the added step significantly increases the CI execution time.

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[tagliala]

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Check issue #1783, understand the failure on the CI, and rewrite the commit message and title according to the "7 rules for a good commit"

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@tagliala

I've reviewed issue #1783 and understand that the CI started failing on July 13, 2024, because RGEO support is not being detected. Deleting the cache seems to temporarily resolve the issue, indicating a caching problem.

To rewrite the commit message and title according to the "7 rules for a good commit," here's a suggested revision:

Subject:

Resolve RGEO support detection in CI

Body:

The CI began failing on July 13, 2024, due to RGEO support not being detected. Deleting the cache makes the CI pass, hinting at a caching issue. This commit addresses the root cause to ensure RGEO support is consistently detected during CI builds.

Ref: #1783

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URL: https://github.com/diowa/icare/pull/1834

Timestamp: 2024-10-09T08:02:44.621Z
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