Miss Dada  🏳️‍⚧️

It was always meant to be public API eventually. Implementation wasn't finished in 4.2. Too many pitfalls to make public

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.

Yes `Type::Value` is the identity type. (And I recommend always using the class names never the symbol form personally)

Does it matter `ActiveModel::Type::Value` versus `ActiveRecord::Type::Value` matter? I have to call `.new` right?

You need to call .new. You can just do `Type::http://Value.new `

I tried that, but Ruby can't find `Type` correctly. :(

So yeah you might need to do `ActiveModel::Type::http://Value.new `

No worries! One more: I started using attribute instead of attr_accessor because it would show the attribute when inspecting... 1/n