On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 2:43 AM, Stephen Paul Weber <
singpol...@singpolyma.net> wrote:
The case I've run into the gem *is* namespaced, but with a name that
> clashed with one of my model names. Rails as currently implemented does
> not control the namespace, but given how the autoloader works I don't see
> any reason it couldn't. A middleground would be to have the autoloader
> expect classes to be so namespaced, and make sure the activerecord stuff,
> etc, expected it as well -- that has the advantage of being less magical,
> and the disadvantage of being less magical.
>
It is even more unusual to have a clash with a top-level namespace of a gem
:).
I don't think automatic namespacing is the way to go, but out of curiosity
if user.rb has
class User < AR::Base
end
and UsersController references User and triggers loading that file, how
would you put User under a namespace? What about the name of the class?
What about the nesting by which the constants in User are resolved?
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