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# app/models/user.rb class User < ActiveRecord::Base; end # in console >> User::User::User::User::User::User::User::User::User::User (rib-rails):1: warning: toplevel constant User referenced by User::User (rib-rails):1: warning: toplevel constant User referenced by User::User (rib-rails):1: warning: toplevel constant User referenced by User::User (rib-rails):1: warning: toplevel constant User refe
By default Rails/ActiveRecord 3 creates attribute accessors for all database table columns in each model. Columns with specific names cause errors because they result in ActiveRecord redefining a key method within either Ruby or ActiveRecord in an incompatible way. A classic example is any table with a column named ‘class’, though there are other possible examples. Put simply, this gem makes it ea
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