Andrei Kaleshka

@dchandekstark I don't think so. The reference you pointed is about evaluating (or data processing) step. But this PR is about types definition and use it with inheritance.

Actually, this PR is not essential. On the project we've come up with the following base class: ```ruby # Example: # # module Map # class UsersLocationsResponseSerializer < ApplicationSerializer #...

It seems that @ernie has no longer supported this gem - the last change was 1 year ago

Added integration with rails 4

I've fixed this project with alias: ```javascript module.exports = withFonts( withOptimizedImages( { webpack: (config) => { config.resolve.alias['@public'] = path.resolve(__dirname, 'public'); return config; }, } ) ); ``` Then you can...

@forest we have such hack in our app either. It would be great to have it merged.