This PR adds dropdown primitives to help compose custom dropdowns across the app. The following the sample usage
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Co-authored-by: Pranav <pranav@chatwoot.com>
- add judoscaler gem to allow judoscale use in heroku environments
- This will allow auto scaling for both web and worker dynos across both
standard-1x/2x and performance dynos
- This will scaling in response to queue time rather than response
time(heroku default)
- This also allows you to scale multiple dynos in and out at once,
rather than scaling them one at a time, as is the default.
Ref
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1. https://judoscale.com/
2. https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/judoscale
This commit fixes the issue with Line stickers URLs to prevent certain
images from failing to display. The problem was due to the use of
incorrect URLs. The original URLs pointed to the `iphone` variant, which
failed to load properly in some cases. The fix updates the URLs to use
the `android` variant, ensuring all images are displayed correctly.
### Example:
- Original (failing URL):
`https://stickershop.line-scdn.net/stickershop/v1/sticker/17/iphone/sticker.png`
- Fixed (working URL):
`https://stickershop.line-scdn.net/stickershop/v1/sticker/17/android/sticker.png`
## How Has This Been Tested?
1. Verified the updated URLs by loading multiple Line sticker images to
ensure they display correctly.
2. Tested in both local and production-like environments to confirm the
fix resolves the issue.
3. Reviewed logs to ensure no additional errors are generated related to
Line sticker URLs.
The proxy method adds an extra slash even if the route param has the
character. It’s challenging to check the expected format on each route.
The simplest solution is to check if the route param begins with a
slash, and if not, append one.
NB: The existing tests are sufficient to cover this case. There’s no
need for an additional test to specifically test this.
40 % of Chatwoot's current log volume is from state transition logs generated by `rack-timeout`, which are logged at the `INFO` level. This PR reduce the noise in logs and set RACK::TIMEOUT to log at `error` level
