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Add dirty tracking of paranoia attributes #375
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Will fix and squash commits to support Rails 5.0.0. |
This is awesome. Thanks @pfeiffer ! |
@pfeiffer whats the status on this? |
Sorry for not updating on this before now. I didn't manage to get the dirty tracking working on Rails 5 since there has been some changes to the dirty tracking internals. The project I need this for isn't on Rails 5 yet, so it's not relevant for me. Feel free to dig in and update make a new PR with Rails 5 support! :) |
@BenMorganIO It seems |
@dgmora I'd love to be able to look at it and maybe we can figure things out from there. |
@BenMorganIO Did you see #416 ? 🙂 |
👀 is this still relevant to someone ? |
This PR adds ActiveModel dirty tracking to the paranoid attributes.
See: #373
This is extremely useful if you have after_commit callbacks that should only run if certain attributes have changed, eg. if
deleted_at
is changed:PR also supports custom attributes (eg.
active
anddestroyed_at
). In that case dirty tracking is enabled for all attributes.