
Cleiviane Costa focused on stabilizing the consent workflow in the power-tools repository by addressing a compatibility issue in the Consent gem. She resolved an ArgumentError triggered by Ruby 3.3’s stricter handling of positional and keyword arguments in scoped methods, refactoring the logic into a class method to ensure smooth operation with Rails 6.1. Her work included expanding the test suite to cover Rails 7.2, which improved regression safety and prepared the codebase for future upgrades. Throughout the process, she applied her expertise in Ruby, YAML, and CI/CD, maintaining cross-version compatibility and reducing upgrade risks for the team.

In August 2025, delivered a critical compatibility fix for the Consent gem across Ruby 3.3 and Rails 6.1 in the power-tools repository. Resolved an ArgumentError caused by Ruby 3's handling of positional vs keyword arguments in scoped methods by refactoring to a class method, and expanded tests to cover Rails 7.2. These changes stabilize consent workflows across upgraded Ruby/Rails versions and prepare for future Rails 7.2 adoption.
In August 2025, delivered a critical compatibility fix for the Consent gem across Ruby 3.3 and Rails 6.1 in the power-tools repository. Resolved an ArgumentError caused by Ruby 3's handling of positional vs keyword arguments in scoped methods by refactoring to a class method, and expanded tests to cover Rails 7.2. These changes stabilize consent workflows across upgraded Ruby/Rails versions and prepare for future Rails 7.2 adoption.
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