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This Week in Rails

Rails UJS has been deprecated, default PWA manifest and service worker added, rubocop-rails-omakase and Brakeman added to new apps, GitHub CI files included by default, ability to specify supported browsers, required Ruby version bumped to 3.1.0, rate limiting added to Action Controller.

Omakase RuboCop, Brakeman, Ruby 3.1+, allow_browser, rate_limit, an...