Don't overwrite ip_address if already set on user #2350
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solnic
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| it "doesn't overwrite already set ip address" do | ||
| Sentry.set_user({ ip_address: "3.3.3.3" }) | ||
| Sentry.get_current_scope.apply_to_event(event) | ||
| expect(event.to_hash[:user][:ip_address]).to eq("3.3.3.3") |
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@sl0thentr0py note for the future - this should be event.to_h, because to_hash is a special coercion method that's used implicitly in some places in Ruby and may cause weird issues. For example ** uses it, see:
(ruby) {foo: "bar", **event}
{:foo=>"bar",
:event_id=>"266e3389d9b64f57b48da6f3d0969a93",
:level=>:error,
:timestamp=>"2024-07-22T16:22:13Z",
:environment=>"development",
:server_name=>"44b9b235e7c3",
:modules=>
{"rake"=>"12.3.3",
# ...It should only be used when the object that implements it is actually a hash-like object, and events are not like that.
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As @solnic pointed out in #2350 (comment) `to_hash` has special meaning in Ruby and could be called implicitly in contexts like double splatting argument. So we should switch to `to_h` to avoid potential issues.
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As @solnic pointed out in #2350 (comment) `to_hash` has special meaning in Ruby and could be called implicitly in contexts like double splatting argument. So we should switch to `to_h` to avoid potential issues.
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* Migrate from to_hash to to_h As @solnic pointed out in #2350 (comment) `to_hash` has special meaning in Ruby and could be called implicitly in contexts like double splatting argument. So we should switch to `to_h` to avoid potential issues.
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* Migrate from to_hash to to_h As @solnic pointed out in #2350 (comment) `to_hash` has special meaning in Ruby and could be called implicitly in contexts like double splatting argument. So we should switch to `to_h` to avoid potential issues.
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Fixes #2347