Bugfix: apps no longer use the same namespace hash #2313
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This was a big issue when running tests, since this: ```ruby app = ActiveAdmin::Application.new app.namespace(:brand_new_ns) ``` Would end up creating `:brand_new_ns` in the main app, since our settings module (which doesn't dup objects) was being used to create the `namespaces` API.
Also added missing tests for `ActiveAdmin::Settings`
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Bugfix: apps no longer use the same namespace hash
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This was a big issue when running tests, since this:
Would end up creating
:brand_new_nsin the main app, since oursettings module (which doesn't dup objects) was being used to create
the
namespacesAPI.This PR also includes a bonus: tests for existing functionality, plus the new
Settings::Inheritancemodule.