@Andrew Greenberg, a small correction: Paper Trail doesn't lose a deleted resource's assocations. They're all present and correct in its versions table.
The hassle (for now) is that you have to restore the assocations from that information yourself, rather than Paper Trail doing it for you. If you think of a good way to do this, please let me know.
@Ryan, thanks for this -- a far neater implementation of undo than in my own apps! Also, using `scoped` is a good trick.
@Steve, automatically bringing back dependent associations is something I haven't cracked yet. I've tried a couple of times but so far haven't come up with code I like. All patches welcome.
@Andrew Greenberg, a small correction: Paper Trail doesn't lose a deleted resource's assocations. They're all present and correct in its versions table.
The hassle (for now) is that you have to restore the assocations from that information yourself, rather than Paper Trail doing it for you. If you think of a good way to do this, please let me know.
@Ryan, thanks for this -- a far neater implementation of undo than in my own apps! Also, using `scoped` is a good trick.
@Steve, automatically bringing back dependent associations is something I haven't cracked yet. I've tried a couple of times but so far haven't come up with code I like. All patches welcome.
As it happens, I was wrapping up simple username/password authentication into a gem when this RailsCast came out:
https://github.com/airblade/quo_vadis