Bryce Senz

Hrm. I'll take a look at this this afternoon; That TempValidateableHash class was a sloppy workaround for the fact that ActiveModel 3.2 doesn't have some of the functionality of Activemodel...

@mjrk - Actually, upon re-reading your question, I think I disagree with you on what the behavior of your syntax even _should_ be. I would expect in the code you...

Oops, yes, I did mean the syntax that you corrected. Apologies for the confusion! I'm not sure I understand your hypothetical undesired side effect; can you give me an example...

I've just run into this bug as well. It seems like (and I can verify this is the CodePen example provided by @spartDev ) that there's some conflict between dynamic...

So, playing around with this I seem to have learned a few things. You can see this updated CodePen example to play around with what I'm talking about: https://codepen.io/brycesenz/pen/bxamro Observation...

Ok, so here's the culprit - In `utils/get-form.js`, we have this code: ``` const getFormStateKeyCached = (() => (state, modelString, s = defaultStrategy) => { if (formStateKeyCache[modelString]) return formStateKeyCache[modelString]; const...

@davidkpiano - it's not clear to me why my build is failing on Travis CI, as all of the specs seem to pass. Any insight that you could provide which...

@shiraze - really appreciate that snippet! I set me down a rabbit hole for a few days, but posting our solution here. Essentially what we wanted for our testing was...

@shiraze - I hear your point about trying to avoid mocking; I just don't know another approach that is going to work with JSDom. Hoping others might see this and...

@underrun - To elaborate a bit on your point, if your SSO workflow is to allow access for a single AWS account, you are complete correct. And in fact, you...