Nick Sutterer

Yes, that's per design! Representable is a document mapper and not a form object. We're actually thinking about allowing the detection of that, since it will also be very helpful...

The problem is that this might appear very simple with hashes (as in, find all keys in the incoming doc, compare to what we have), however, with XML documents as...

I understand - and I recommend you to check out how we handle that in Trailblazer or directly in Reform, where the form object applies a deserializing representer to itself....

It's not the representer's job to model your data, that's your data layer's responsibility. Remember that your "model" doesn't have to be a _model_. I use twins to model my...

You mean "usable" in terms of what to do with the return values on the circuit interface level, @brindu ?

Hi, thanks for your idea, we love it. We were just discussing and came up with an idea that leads to your suggestion: we could, in addition to your idea,...

I already loved this issue when it came up two yrs ago! With the new `endpoint` gem, you'd have something like to following pseudo code: ```ruby def create endpoint Memo::Create,...

Could you make a quick example of the validation blocks and "positions" for such an `:inherit` case, @YaroslavZahoruiko ? :beers:

What method is missing when using `master`, I wonder? The `Errors` API from ActiveRecord is kinda fuzzy and changes every now and then, so your input is valuable here! :sparkles:

Hm, this is interesting. As you might've seen in Reform's source, all `#sync!` does is calling `model.file= `. So the problem must be in the attachment object. What has changed...