> That's why we have after_commit in Rails 3. ;)

Dude, you stole my punch line :)

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> On Sep 2, 2010, at 6:39 PM, Michael Koziarski <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>> In my mind, observer callbacks should not be fired inside the AR transaction
>>> to avoid race conditions when observers kick of processes that try and
>>> access the new model before all the callbacks have completed and the
>>> transaction is committed.
>>
>> You could make the same argument about regular callbacks though,
>> after_create could be used to kick off jobs etc.  I can see arguments
>> on both sides, observers are a different object so having a slightly
>> detached lifecycle makes sense.  But at the same time it's really just
>> an organisation method, so why is there a difference.
>>
>>> Any thoughts?
>>
>> Is it fair to say that the best fix would be another specific hook
>> which fires after the transaction is successfully committed?
>>
>>>
>>> Tekin Suleyman
>>> http://tekin.co.uk
>>>
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