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I also don't understand why singleton_class.class_eval worked in development, but not when |
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Tests on the main-repo PR here: attr-encrypted#407 Tests fail on Rails 5+ due to https://gist.github.com/nightpool/14438c6765896054ea3a3eb1c66b1826. Tests fail on Rails 3-4 due to seemingly unrelated dependency/gem problems. |
Use the "InstanceMethods" module pattern to isolate the instance methods for attr_encrypted so that they don't infect other ActiveRecord models in the codebase. This resolves some compatibility issues with other libraries that override method_missing
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Use the "InstanceMethods" module pattern to isolate the instance methods for attr_encrypted so that they don't infect other ActiveRecord models in the codebase. This resolves some compatibility issues with other libraries that override method_missing