Fix production deploy

[jorg-vr]

This pull request makes the deployment issue reproduceable on naos. It also undos changes from #5747 which caused eager loading to fail.

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces changes to the configuration of a Rails application, specifically impacting how libraries are loaded and how eager loading is managed in different environments. In config/application.rb, the handling of the autoload_lib configuration has been modified to disable eager loading for the lib directory. Additionally, in config/environments/staging.rb, the eager loading setting has been changed from disabled to enabled, affecting how the application loads its code at startup.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
config/application.rb	Commented out the autoload_lib line, altering the eager loading behavior for the lib directory.
config/environments/staging.rb	Changed config.eager_load from false to true, enabling eager loading for the staging environment.

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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

config/application.rb (1)

16-17: Disabling eager loading for the lib directory is a good solution to prevent autoloader issues.

The comment clearly explains the reason for disabling eager loading. To further improve the comment, consider adding more details about the specific issues caused by eager loading the lib directory, such as referencing constants that are not yet loaded.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6628153 and 3cbdb05.

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• config/application.rb (1 hunks)
• config/environments/staging.rb (1 hunks)

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config/environments/staging.rb (1)

26-27: Carefully consider the impact of enabling eager loading in the staging environment.

Changing the config.eager_load setting from false to true in the staging environment can have significant implications for the application's behavior and performance. Eager loading loads all application code at startup, which can improve performance by reducing load times during request handling. However, it also increases memory usage and can slow down application boot time.

While aligning the staging environment's eager loading behavior with the production environment is a common practice, it's important to carefully monitor and test this change to ensure it does not introduce any unexpected issues or performance degradation. Consider the trade-offs between improved request handling performance and increased memory usage and boot time.

Can you provide more context on the specific reasons for enabling eager loading in the staging environment? Is this change aligned with the desired behavior and goals for the staging environment?