Rails 6.1: where.not raises ArgumentError: Unsupported argument type: chain (Symbol)

[guillaumebriday]

Steps to reproduce

After upgrading from Rails 6.0 to Rails 6.1, I have this error when using a simple where.not.

I have no idea why but it seems to be raised at this line: https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/6-1-stable/activerecord/lib/active_record/relation/query_methods.rb#L1097

In my example, the parameter opts is equal to :chain in Rails 6.1 and {:id => 5} in Rails 6.0. That is why it raises an error.

Any idea why? Thanks in advance

Expected behavior

Status.where.not(id: 5)
#=> []

Actual behavior

Status.where.not(id: 5)
#=> ArgumentError: Unsupported argument type: chain (Symbol)

System configuration

Rails version: 6.1.5

Ruby version: 2.7.6

I'm using config.autoloader = :classic I'm not sure if it could have an impact...

[eileencodes]

Hey @guillaumebriday, thanks for opening na issue. Unfortunately there's not enough information here to determine what's wrong - the where.not in active record appears to be working correctly. Can you try making a new application that reproduces the bug?

[guillaumebriday]

Hey @eileencodes and thanks for your quick reply

Actually, I think it's not a Rails issue but a bug from awesome_hstore_translate that I use in one of my project. See: openscript/awesome_hstore_translate#17

The signature of some methods has change between Rails 6.0 and Rails 6.1. That is why it's incompatible.

We can close the issue here, thanks again!