In my Rails project, I encountered an issue related to handling attachments. Specifically, when accessing a page that invokes an attachment from Active Storage using (e.g <%= user.avatar %>), an error occurred.
Puma caught this error: undefined method `body' for #<Rack::Files::Iterator:0x00007a6444b5d0b0 @path="/app/storage/up/0j/up0jdccu1cxhetiqc4esuczuufde", @ranges=[0..13031], @options={:mime_type=>"text/plain", :size=>13032}>
@stream.body
^^^^^ (NoMethodError)
/gems/ruby/3.1.0/gems/actionpack-7.0.4/lib/action_dispatch/http/response.rb:305:in `body'
/gems/ruby/3.1.0/gems/debugbar-0.2.2/lib/debugbar/request.rb:94:in `response_hash'
/gems/ruby/3.1.0/gems/debugbar-0.2.2/lib/debugbar/request.rb:60:in `to_h'
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This issue arose due to Rails generating a URL every time it accesses the Active Storage attachment.
"GET /uploads/disk/active_storage_long_key/avatar1.jpg"
To resolve this, I modified the configuration in the config/initializers/debugbar.rb file to ignore /uploads, which successfully resolved the issue
Debugbar.configure do |config|
config.ignore_request = -> (env) { env['PATH_INFO'].start_with? '/uploads' }
end
In my Rails project, I encountered an issue related to handling attachments. Specifically, when accessing a page that invokes an attachment from Active Storage using (e.g
<%= user.avatar %>), an error occurred.This issue arose due to Rails generating a URL every time it accesses the Active Storage attachment.
"GET /uploads/disk/active_storage_long_key/avatar1.jpg"To resolve this, I modified the configuration in the
config/initializers/debugbar.rbfile to ignore/uploads, which successfully resolved the issue