Added model classes to config so they are easier to extend. #33
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July 9, 2015 15:30
Now you can specify the model classes to use in the config file and then write classes to extend them without having use traits and re-write all the relationships. Should work for all models other than the base model.
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Great idea, thanks! I'll just have to write a test first before I merge this in. Will be done shortly. |
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Would be great for this to be merged, because for instance would be easier to add fillable attributes to some models, like |
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@cdarken - I agree! @stevebauman, any updates on this? |
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Now you can specify the model classes to use in the config file and then write classes to extend them without having use traits and re-write all the relationships. Should work for all models other than the base model.