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Pluggable Ruby translation framework
To me this seems not to break anything and fixes #569 Please note I did not update existing specs that explicitly test that translations have been created on read, which...
Let's say the Translation model includes acts_as_paranoid. Typical Rails `Base.all.joins(:translations)` will correctly have `INNER JOIN ... ON ... ."deleted_at" IS NULL` However, the scopes/queries generated by Mobility will not include...
i.e. ```ruby Mobility.locale = :en Post.i18n.where(title: "foo") ``` ...should return the post with title "foo" in English if a post with title in English exists, if not it should find...
I am using fallbacks. One of my locales is "en-GB", and I think the I18n fallbacks defaults to "en" as a fallback. However this bug exists also without fallbacks, it's...
Hi, I'm opening this issue to track an issue I've found with `order` clause on multiple columns ## Context ActiveRecord 7.0 Mobility 1.2.6 ## Issue 1 - 1st parameter is...
There seems to be an issue with attr readers in some configuration of model after_create/save hooks. See also original issue https://github.com/mrbrdo/spree_mobility/issues/6 Code triggering the issue (in Spree project if you...
## Context Using Rails 6.1 and combining the `attribute_methods` plugin from master with `Model.select(:name)` when you have other fields that are translateable, it would raise ActiveRecord::MissingAttributeError as you are not...
As pointed out in #481, I18n fallbacks [are lazy-initialized by default](https://github.com/ruby-i18n/i18n/blob/4709391dceab9096d5988576f93935843023a6ef/lib/i18n/locale/fallbacks.rb#L71). This can be problematic in production environments, particularly with forking appservers, since: 1. The first request pays the initialization...
Alternative to https://github.com/shioyama/mobility/pull/482
This is a simple change which allows plugins to simply define modules `BackendMethods` and/or `BackendClassMethods` and have the backend class auto-include/extend these modules. This simplifies something like this: ```ruby module...