On Jul 7, 3:52 pm, Joe wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion, Fred. That makes sense, and I would solve
> the problem in this case.
>
> Long term, I'm thinking of moving the framework out of the project and
> into a gem. At that point, of course, it would be unrealistic to
> include the require_
On Jul 7, 3:25 am, Frederick Cheung
wrote:
>
> I usually stick a bunch of require_dependency calls at the bottom of
> the file containing the base class that loads the various subclasses
>
> Fred
Thanks for the suggestion, Fred. That makes sense, and I would solve
the problem in this case.
Lo
On Jul 6, 7:27 pm, Joe wrote:
> In my project, I have a user model. The user model can be assigned
> chores. Chores have an associated class object (that go by the name
> 'Service'). In the admin interface for users, the administrator can
> assign these Chores to a user, and when they do this
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