This is a new feature in Rails 7. Whenever a query is triggered it not only show you the query (as before), but also tells you (directly in the logs) exactly which line of code was responsible for triggering the query. It's unbelievably useful for debugging and performance work.
The closer the test environment is to the production environment the
more realistic the tests will be, and the more code we test.
We are now able to test the app behaviour on timeouts which I want to do
for reports. We can also catch incompatibilities with the rack-timeout
gem during testing.
We define it in the dotenv files already which has the advantage of
being overridable. I adjusted the dotenv files to have the same value as
was set before, 30 times `x`.
In Staging and Production we have two Redis instances running on two different ports. In dev that probably won't be set up, and Redis will be on port 6379 by default. These defaults mean it will work nicely out of the box.
