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Add support for models which use non-primary key columns for lookup (i.e. external_id columns) #199
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Allow creating a GID from a model with an alternative to the .primary…
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Enable setting Model.global_id_column
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♻️ Eliminate unnecessary hash state
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♻️ `Model#global_id_method` instead of `Model#global_id_column`
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✨ Support location by configurable keys in the default locator
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♻️ Refactor global_id_column to flow through ActiveSupport's class_at…
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require 'active_model' | ||
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class ConfigurableKeyModel | ||
include ActiveModel::Model | ||
include GlobalID::Identification | ||
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attr_accessor :id, :external_id | ||
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self.global_id_column = :external_id | ||
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class << self | ||
def primary_key | ||
:id | ||
end | ||
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def find(_id) | ||
raise ".find is not supported for ConfigurableKeyModel" | ||
end | ||
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def find_by(external_id:) | ||
new external_id: external_id, id: "id-value" | ||
end | ||
end | ||
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def ==(other) | ||
external_id == other.try(:external_id) | ||
end | ||
end |
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💭 Simplifying on
find_by
(orfind_by!
) for ActiveRecord users feels nice, but I stopped short of doing that because I recall seeing that globalid doesn't want to make ORM assumptionsThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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It already does with the
includes
? I think we should be usingfind_by!
as well to match thefind
.Also, should
locate_many
be updated as well?Uh oh!
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@rafaelfranca good feedback 👍
I'm looking at implementing #locate_many and I'm a little stumped. Here's my hang-up:
The current implementation uses
.find
with an array of IDs for the default path. That's supported in ActiveRecord for configurable primary keys and composite primary keys, but what I'm missing is mimickingwhere!(model.global_id_column => array_of_ids)
behavior.I could take a page out of ActiveRecord's book and implement something similar to the totals checked in the private API of find_some... but I'm trying to be mindful of the risk of overloading
BaseLocator
I'm going to take some time and come back to this over the next few days.