Add support for acts_as_tenant :through #275
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…as_tenant for has-and-belongs-to-many relationships.
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@scarhand thanks for this! Could you add this to the docs as well? |
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Yes, I've added a short description and a code example to the readme. Does this suffice? |
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Thanks @scarhand |
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* Add support for acts_as_tenant :through. This allows you to use acts_as_tenant for has-and-belongs-to-many relationships. * Update readme to include option.
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hi @excid3, could you please release a new version for the gem, this improvement and the others are in the main branch but the last release was 2020 already 🙏 |
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Thank you for this awesome gem! I noticed that it does not seem to support habtm :through relationships.
Granted, it's a bit of an edge case, but there might be more people that benefit from having this feature.