Ar Chron wrote:
> You can get by "reusing" a class name, but it's a PITA.
> 
> I had a model named Filter, then upgraded Rails at one point, and all 
> sorts of ugly conflicts occurred since the new version of Rails included 
> a Filter clas.
> 
> One solution is to reference the class to the local namespace, such as 
> in the controller:
> 
> @filters = ::Filter.find(blah blah blah)

I believe that would be the global namespace, no?

> 
> While it can be done, I wouldn't ever do it again.

Yeah.

Best,
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