* Test against Ruby 3.2

* Fix appraisal versions from upgrading themselves

* No longer test against Ruby 2.6

* Remove database alias for Rails 6.0 and Ruby 3.1 due to Pysch changes

Also, allow to pass a scope to acts_as_tenant

* Move Sidekiq 6 to its own appraisal

* Always test against the latest version of Sidekiq (7 currently)

* Remove Sidekiq 7 appraisal since it's the default

…nthealth-master

Adds a section on having your rails console automatically set the current tenant on load/reload while in development. I know this has saved our team a lot of time by reducing some dev friction.

* Replace RequestStore dependency with CurrentAttributes

* Update appraisals

* Update lib/acts_as_tenant.rb

* Update changelog

A new Active Record connection handler was added in Rails 6.1, however,
the old one remains the default for upgraded applications and throws
deprecation warnings under Rails 7

…deserialization of an ActiveJob to preserve the current tenant. (ErwinM#319)

Sidekiq best practices prefer JSON types and
GlobalID::Locator.locate works with the string
representation of GlobalID (which is a unique URI)

Co-authored-by: Ziad Sawalha <[email protected]>

* add a tenant change hook

* cleanup syntax for standardrb

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Co-authored-by: Christopher Winslett <[email protected]>

While there is some support for "through" relationships, when finding
the association, the pluralized foreign key is used but join tables
use singular key names

BREAKING CHANGE
Given an assumption is being made that singular tenant/association names
are belongs_to and plural names are has_many, acts_as_tenant will no
longer attempt to create a new association if one already exists. This
will allow those with non-standard associations to manually define the
relationship

ActsAsTenant assumes that it needs to create an association with the
tenant unless a record already exists when calling the tenant
association. Unfortunately, until the parent record has been persisted,
Active Record will not be able to find the association using the tenant
association because the join record will not have an ID