undefined method `config' for Doorkeeper:Module

[kitop]

Steps to reproduce

I'm upgrading an app that was in Doorkeeper 5.0 with doorkeeper-mongodb 5.0, to 5.2 of each (had to skip 5.1 due to #37)

When running tests, some of them fail with undefined method 'config' for Doorkeeper:Module

In particular, this line:

Doorkeeper::AccessGrant.create!(application_id: app.id, resource_owner_id: user.id, redirect_uri: "http://example.com", expires_in: 1.day)

While looking a bit more, I found this:
https://github.com/doorkeeper-gem/doorkeeper-mongodb/blob/v5.2.2/lib/doorkeeper-mongodb/mixins/mongoid/access_grant_mixin.rb#L139-L141

That is calling Doorkeeper.config that doesn't seem to be available in Doorkeeper 5.2.
The same class calls Doorkeeper.configuration in another part:
https://github.com/doorkeeper-gem/doorkeeper-mongodb/blob/v5.2.2/lib/doorkeeper-mongodb/mixins/mongoid/access_grant_mixin.rb#L35

This is breaking the application, and not allowing to do minor version upgrades of Doorkeeper. I would like to avoid jumping from 5.0 to 5.3+ if possible.

Expected behavior

doorkeeper-mongodb 5.2 specifies in the gemspec that it needs doorkeeper >= 5.2, but it's not working with 5.2.

doorkeeper-mongodb/doorkeeper-mongodb.gemspec

Line 22 in 1d2f1d5

gem.add_dependency "doorkeeper", ">= 5.2", "< 6.0"

I'd expect to either have a 5.1 or similar release that works both with doorkeeper 5.1 and 5.2 or somehow fix the versioning to work accordingly.

Actual behavior

doorkeeper-mongodb 5.2 doesn't work with doorkeeper 5.2

System configuration

Ruby version: 2.5.8
Gemfile.lock

    doorkeeper (5.2.6)
      railties (>= 5)
    doorkeeper-mongodb (5.2.2)
      doorkeeper (>= 5.2, < 6.0)

[johnnyshields]

@kitop thanks for reporting this issue. Unfortunately, Given that Doorkeeper is now on v5.5.4 and this was some time ago, I think users in this situation must either monkey-patch the code (alias configuration method) or just do the big-bang upgrade.

@nbulaj this issue can be closed, but please be mindful of user upgrade continuity for future releases.