In Rails 5.x I could define options like so:

options = {class: "...", "data-unix-timestamp": "...", "data-toggle":"..."}
tag.div('', options)

Upgrading to Rails 7.0.8.7, this fails:

Failure/Error: tag.div('', options)
     
ArgumentError:
  wrong number of arguments (given 3, expected 1..2)

In Rails 5.x I could define options like so:

options = {class: "...", "data-unix-timestamp": "...", "data-toggle":"..."}
tag.div('', options)

Upgrading to Rails 7.0.8.7, this fails:

Failure/Error: tag.div('', options)
     
ArgumentError:
  wrong number of arguments (given 3, expected 1..2)

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• 1 There has to be something else wrong and the below is definitely not the solution. The tag helper accepts 4 arguments so the stacktrace is likely missing some details. Willing to bet you are using rails 7 with an older ruby version and there is some form of argument expansion going on that is not supported by your version of ruby. – engineersmnky Commented 10 hours ago

1 Answer 1

Fix: options need to be explicitly specified.

options = {class: "...", "data-unix-timestamp": "...", "data-toggle":"..."}
"<div #{tag.attributes(options)} ></div>".html_safe