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The pattern here in the state-machines org has been to split the larger projects that support multiple heterogeneous dependencies into smaller sub-projects.
Attempting to update to Rails 5 (#8) showed just such incompatibility.
We need a maintainer from that mongoid community that uses state_machines-audit_trail to step up and help out. We will create an additional sub-project where the mongoid specific support will be moved, and in parallel, we will try to move out the active-record code into a sibling project.
Until such time as we have a volunteer, the 2.x branch will be commenting out mongoid.
If you would like to help out, please raise your hand. As a community, we would like to provide equal support for your choice of gems.
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* master:
Comment out Mongoid spec - see #10
Limit travis to 2.2.2 and above due to transitive dependency restrictions
Add an owner_class option to audit_trail
# Conflicts:
# .travis.yml
The pattern here in the
state-machines
org has been to split the larger projects that support multiple heterogeneous dependencies into smaller sub-projects.Attempting to update to Rails 5 (#8) showed just such incompatibility.
We need a maintainer from that mongoid community that uses
state_machines-audit_trail
to step up and help out. We will create an additional sub-project where the mongoid specific support will be moved, and in parallel, we will try to move out the active-record code into a sibling project.Until such time as we have a volunteer, the 2.x branch will be commenting out mongoid.
If you would like to help out, please raise your hand. As a community, we would like to provide equal support for your choice of gems.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: