Ruby on Rails Version Upgrade
Work through an agreed version upgrade for one Rails application, with staged changes, regression checks, and preparation for release.
What the work covers
One Rails application and an agreed set of Ruby, Rails, and dependency versions.
Staged changes and regression checks for the application behavior in scope.
Preparation for release, with production responsibilities agreed separately.
Relevant customer work
These examples show Ruby on Rails development. They do not document a version upgrade. The scope of your engagement is agreed separately.
Built a staff backend to manage research projects.
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Built an internal customer management system with QuickBooks integration.
Ruby on RailsHow we work through it
Review the current versions, dependencies, tests, and target versions.
Work through the agreed upgrade stages and record regression results.
Review the remaining issues and prepare the information needed for the release decision.
Questions you may have
How is this different from Rails stabilization?
The version upgrade follows an agreed sequence of version changes for one app. Stabilization focuses on one stuck change and whether the evidence supports proceeding.
Can you promise zero downtime?
Downtime depends on your application and release approach. Zero downtime is not promised.
Does this include rebuilding the application?
The scope is the agreed version upgrade and related regression checks. A broader rebuild or unrelated feature work needs a separate agreement.
Tell us about your project
Work through an agreed version upgrade for one Rails application, with staged changes, regression checks, and preparation for release.
Ruby on Rails Version Upgrade
Work through an agreed version upgrade for one Rails application, with staged changes, regression checks, and preparation for release.