Sure abstraction is good and speeds up workflow, but in this case, it was rolled into main without a lot of noise and essentially opened up developers to the si

Sure abstraction is good and speeds up workflow, but in this case, it was rolled into main without a lot of noise and essentially opened up developers to the situation without giving fair warning that this type of thing COULD happen. I'm not saying the blame lies solely with the Rails team - but the issue here is more with full disclosure and due diligence in communicating to the community.