Paul Duey
Paul Duey
Hmmm... To ActiveModel, ```password``` is a "virtual" or "transient" attribute, i.e., not persisted, so it's dirty by definition. It does have it's encrypted representation that is persisted, but ActiveModel doesn't...
I've submitted the draft PR.
Bump. Can this go forward?
Same issue. The model value is set, but the view value is not. In the link function, element.val() is empty. I've found that adding scope.$apply() in the watch on ngModel...
The 'Host' header and the "host" arg (1st param in call to reverse_proxy) are two different things. But I agree, this gem should add it if the caller did not...
Instead of calling data("chained") and casting to String, per the jquery docs, we could call attr("data-chained") instead, and instead of coercing strings into numbers, the String type will be preserved....