Use-case
We're using Apartment gem alongside ActiveStorage. In our Amazon S3 server, we have created a bucket for every tenant in our application. Since ActiveStorage can hold only one bucket globally, we're switching the ActiveStorage bucket for every request.
The problem
When a request from one tenant is being served and a new request from another tenant comes in, the bucket held by ActiveStorage gets switched to that of the new tenant. Now if the first tenant request is trying to access a resource in ActiveStorage, it results in a failure since request is being made with incorrect bucket name
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Current workaround
A fallback mechanism to check if the generated ActiveStorage URL is valid. If it's invalid, change the bucket name held by ActiveStorage to that of the current tenant and make a new request
Is there a better way of solving this problem?