steve emmons
steve emmons
apparently `.where(name: 'test').first` works, so i'm going to switch over to using that -- i don't really care what the mechanics are -- i was just confused about what to...
that's something to consider... in the meantime, you might consider something like the following: values = [:editor,:writer] User.with_roles(*values) that might help avoid unnecessary ugliness :-)
I've found the same problem and have constructed a test for it to add to the project that will currently fail: ``` ruby should "update bitmask values currently in the...
So, to answer my own question: We could simply overload the "reload(_)" method for the model. That *should_ be okay. I'll work up a proposed solution and submit...
the intent of the zero value attribute was to be able to explicitly set a field to zero, since assigning an empty array OR's in the contents of the array...
i guess it depends on how you want to use it... prior to the (relatively) recent introduction of the zero value, testing for "no bits set" was and is a...
Why is there a "." in the pattern? Is it really acceptable for _any_ character to match in that case?
any movement on this? was there a PR submitted that needs to be merged? just checking, thanks!
curiously, i have the same problem w/ docker, not podman -- i can look into it but i'm not 100% clear on what needs to be done