Dmitry Tsepelev

Hi, @23tux! Right now `StoreModel` focuses on isolating JSON(B) data from the parent model. In your example an array (where it is stored?) is used inside the `ApplicationRecord` subclass. Probably...

Aha, in this case having the built-in inclusion validator for arrays makes sense to me!

@23tux This is what should be done to make it work: 1. Take a look at [docs](https://guides.rubyonrails.org/active_record_validations.html#performing-custom-validations) about custom validators 2. Add a new custom validator (we already have [one](https://github.com/DmitryTsepelev/store_model/blob/master/lib/active_model/validations/store_model_validator.rb))...

@23tux Sorry for the long response, that's a valid point! We don't need to use a validator in the current implementation (however, there is a chance that someone would need...

Hi @harsh63! I guess it's not gonna work out of the box, cause AS has it's own mechanism to add attachments to records based on table name and id. In...

I have a feeling that it's possible, but no solution on the top of my head 🙂 Do you want to experiment with that?

Hi @23tux! I guess we can try to bring `encrypts` to the gem by including the right module 🙂 Before Rails 7 there was a [lockbox](https://github.com/ankane/lockbox#types) which works with store_model...

Hi @kaelumania! Could you please provide the example of what format you're trying to get and what you see instead? Gist or failing spec would be really helpful

Closing the issue for now

Yeah, I re–checked it quickly, and looks like a regular `#save` calls only `cast`/`cast_value`