Mitch VanDuyn
Mitch VanDuyn
see https://github.com/ruby-hyperloop/hyperloop-config/issues/18
add an event handler to save so that when_not_saving method can hook on, and wait for the save to complete.
If you do `Model.all.count` without for example doing a `Model.all.each ... ` . There will be no actual collection of records, just the count. If you create a new record...
just add any comments here for any you know of...
on the same client that makes an update. I.e. if data is updated on server and is broadcast then all is well but if data is updated on one client,...
if you update a record on the client from an STI subclass that does not sync, to one that does sync, everything goes well, EXCEPT the server does not broad...
In rails server side there is some trickery where the primary key can be overridden by some properties of the schema. This will not work for the client. It could...
need to make column types module check and read correctly
If a Model.create is followed immediately by Model.update this may cause the client to fail to synchronize the data.
right now you say set up pusher fake, but setting up normal pusher config, then merging in pusher fake config. (This is the recommended pusher-fake approach) However the client side...