Rubyonrails iconRubyonrailsAug 22, 2026 ~1 min source read

Banner or no banner, that’s the question

Add –no-banner to bin/rails console I love seeing the Rails logo when I run the console. Add support for the HTTP QUERY method ActionDispatch::Request gets the RFC10008 constant appended to HTTP_METHODS, plus a query?

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Add –no-banner to bin/rails console I love seeing the Rails logo when I run the console.

Add support for the HTTP QUERY method ActionDispatch::Request gets the RFC10008 constant appended to HTTP_METHODS, plus a query?

This is a breaking change: relation.update(ids, …) called with an id outside the relation used to update the record and now raises RecordNotFound.

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Add –no-banner to bin/rails console I love seeing the Rails logo when I run the console. Add support for the HTTP QUERY method ActionDispatch::Request gets the RFC10008 constant appended to HTTP_METHODS, plus a query? This is a breaking change: relation.update(ids, …) called with an id outside the relation used to update the record and now raises RecordNotFound.

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Let's explore this week's changes in the Rails codebase. If you disagree, bin/rails console --no-banner will remove it for you. Keep the relation scope in Relation#update update and update!

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