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May
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ActiveRecord::Relation query for grouped objects Thanks for great solution! By the way, it seems like without .joins(:subject), query still works correctly.
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May
5 |
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accepted | ActiveRecord::Relation query for grouped objects |
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May
5 |
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asked | ActiveRecord::Relation query for grouped objects |
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May
4 |
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Custom validation in Rails Thanks, very helpful! |
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May
4 |
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accepted | Custom validation in Rails |
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May
4 |
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Custom validation in Rails Thanks for suggestions. But it still doesn't work for me. I've just copied console session pastebin.com/jMERFH5M. |
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May
4 |
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asked | Custom validation in Rails |
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Apr
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ActiveRecord relation with nested objects to JSON Thanks! This is exactly what I've been waiting for. |
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Apr
17 |
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accepted | ActiveRecord relation with nested objects to JSON |
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Apr
16 |
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revised |
ActiveRecord relation with nested objects to JSON deleted 40 characters in body |
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Apr
16 |
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asked | ActiveRecord relation with nested objects to JSON |
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Apr
5 |
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How to get attributes that were defined through attr_reader or attr_accessor Thanks for your response, but I asked about a case when I don't know the names of the attributes, because otherwise it wouldn't be DRY approach. For example, what if I decide to add additional attributes @d, @e, @f. Then I'll have to add them in attributes method manualy as well as in initialize, which leads to the duplication of code.
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Apr
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accepted | How to get attributes that were defined through attr_reader or attr_accessor |
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Apr
4 |
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asked | How to get attributes that were defined through attr_reader or attr_accessor |
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Mar
27 |
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accepted | Sinatra: access to optional parameter |
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Mar
27 |
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awarded | Student |
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Mar
27 |
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asked | Sinatra: access to optional parameter |
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Feb
24 |
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awarded | Scholar |
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Feb
24 |
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accepted | Using regex with newline "\n" |
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Feb
24 |
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asked | Using regex with newline "\n" |
