Gabe Kopley

+1. Also it may be worth looking at how Timecop handles this and whether Timecop is threadsafe. I like the Timecop API since it lets you run arbitrary code within...

+1

Thanks folks. Is it the case that 1.9.3 still works but 2.0.0 requires these fixes? IE to solve this without losing 1.9.3 support we need either two different sets of...

@porteaux that's a big change that would call for its own AMI.

I think this may be eminently doable, basically add some magic that achieves this behavior automatically: ``` ruby ActiveAdmin.register Foo do permit_params do active_admin_authorization.retrieve_policy(resource_class).permitted_attributes end end ```

That would be nice!

Putting aside how the expression feels or sounds, `if not` is a bad idea because it is not logically or structurally equivalent to `unless`, and so you are setting up...

Thanks for looking into this! Checkboxes are important also. When I figure out a longer term solution for my project, I'll share it, but it might be a couple weeks.

I object on the basis of consistency :) Seriously, if we can't get inline errors for all the standard inputs, I'd rather none at all. Let's not deceive people migrating...

I like that idea a lot, very pragmatic.