@sgrif Where can I find a list of symbols to pass to ActiveRecord::Base.attribute to specify the type? Thanks! #confused #documentation
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Perfect! That's exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for exposing the attributes API: now I don't feel so dirty using it. :)
It was always meant to be public API eventually. Implementation wasn't finished in 4.2. Too many pitfalls to make public
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So can I use :value (or Type::Value) to opt out of typecasting? My attributes may be different types, but don't get persisted to db.
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Yes `Type::Value` is the identity type. (And I recommend always using the class names never the symbol form personally)
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In Rails 4.2 I could do attribute(:foo, ActiveRecord::Type::http://Value.new ). 1/n
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It would show the attribute when inspecting the model in the console. 2/n
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