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3.0.5 (22-8-2017)

  • Jonathan Putney - Support Rails 5.0.
  • Joel Low - Add additional combinations to Travis build matrix.
  • Joel Low - Defer association definitions until the schema is loaded.
  • Joel Low - Respect custom stamper definitions.

3.0.4 (14-7-2015)

  • Joel Low - Allow using ActiveRecord-Userstamp with anonymous models (e.g. some has_and_belongs_to_many join tables.)

3.0.3 (14-7-2015)

  • Joel Low - Allow using ActiveRecord-Userstamp with generated tables (e.g. has_and_belongs_to_many join tables.)

3.0.2 (12-7-2015)

  • Joel Low - Depending on what was set to a stamper (ID or record object), the association ID or association setter is used to assign the creator/updater/deleter attributes. This only applies if the attributes end with _id; otherwise the attribute would be used verbatim (e.g. the compatibility mode created_by).
  • Joel Low - Provide a with_stamper method to specify the stamper for a given stamper class during the execution of the block.
  • Joel Low - Ensure that the set_stamper and reset_stamper calls from the controller are always paired so that the stamper state is always properly restored. set_stamper and reset_stamper is now deprecated and will be removed in ActiveRecord::Userstamp 3.1 and replaced with a single with_stamper around_action callback.

3.0.1 (11-7-2015)

  • Joel Low - Only declare the creator/updater/deleter associations when the table has the attribute columns. If the columns cannot be determined (e.g. if the table has not been defined, such as during tests), then the model would need to explicitly call stampable.

3.0.0 (10-7-2015)

  • Joel Low - Remove compatibility_mode. Use the creator_attribute, updater_attribute, and deleter_attribute configuration options instead.
  • Joel Low - The table definition migration helper should follow the gem configuration when generating column names.
  • Joel Low - When deciding whether to generate a deleter_id column, check the gem configuration for the deleter_attribute configuration option instead of relying on the user to specify in every migration.
  • Joel Low - Remove the deleter option from the stampable model declaration.
  • Joel Low - Remove the creator_attribute, updater_attribute, and deleter_attribute options from the stampable model declaration. All models will follow the gem configuration.
  • Joel Low - Added the default_stamper configuration option. The controller will automatically stamp using that model.
  • Joel Low - Additional attributes passed to stampable would be passed to the underlying belongs_to association.
  • Joel Low - Declare the creator/updater/deleter setter callbacks directly in ActiveRecord::Base. So now, all models will automatically be stamped when the creator/updater/deleter attributes are present. This mirrors ActiveRecord::Timestamp behaviour.
  • Joel Low - Automatically declare the creator/updater/deleter associations on every model. To add additional configuration options, simply call stampable. This can be called multiple times per model; the last call takes effect.
  • Joel Low - Remove support for serialized_attributes. It will be removed in Rails 5.

2.1.1 (9-7-2015)

  • Chris Hilton - Only set updater attribute if the record has changed or contains a serialized attribute.
  • Chris Hilton - Support :with_deleted in the stampable declaration.
  • Chris Hilton - Only set the creator attribute if it is blank.
  • Chris Branson - Fix deprecation warning in serialized_attributes.
  • Joel Low - Trigger the updater/creator stamping before saving, so that the correct users are stamped even if validation was not run.
  • Joel Low - Allow extra parameters to be passed to the migration helpers.

2.1.0 (28-3-2014)

  • Thomas von Deyen - Do not automatically make every class stampable.

2.0.2 (11-8-2011)

  • Chris Hilton - Set the creator/updater attributes before validation, so that they can be checked as part of validations.
  • Alex - Specify that the stampable class is camelized from the given symbol, not just capitalized, to follow ActiveRecord convention.

2.0.1 (8-10-2010)

  • Michael Grosser - Make stampable define the deleter association and before filter whenever a :deleter_attribute has been passed in options, or :deleter => true is passed, or Caboose::Acts::Paranoid is defined. This makes :deleter functionality useable to people who aren't use acts_as_paranoid.
  • Michael Grosser - do not leave record_userstamp turned on when an exception occurs inside the without_stamps block

2.0 (2-17-2008)

  • Ben Wyrosdick - Added a migration helper that gives migration scripts a userstamps method.

  • Marshall Roch - Stamping can be temporarily turned off using the 'without_stamps' class method. Example: Post.without_stamps do post = Post.find(params[:id]) post.update_attributes(params[:post]) post.save end

  • Models that should receive updates made by 'stampers' now use the acts_as_stampable class method. This sets up the belongs_to relationships and also injects private methods for use by the individual callback filter methods.

  • Models that are responsible for updating now use the acts_as_stamper class method. This injects the stamper= and stamper methods that are thread safe and should be updated per request by a controller.

  • The Userstamp module is now meant to be included with one of your project's controllers (the Application Controller is recommended). It creates a before filter called 'set_stampers' that is responsible for setting all the current Stampers.

1.0 (01-18-2006)

  • Initial Release