Thank you Peter. I have some follow up questions.
Let's say I would use a scope. How could I do that? (let's ignore the
"image_small" for now and focus on the subcategory) There is nothing in the
product table that I can use to select the completed products. It is only
regarded as completed if the related resellercategory is associated to a
subcategory. So, in the scope I would need to join the resellercategories
table and check if that is associated with a subcategory.
Feels a bit unnecessary to do that for a small thing as this. But maybe it
won't affect the performance that much.
The other option I was thinking of was just to add an after_filter in
resellercategory model like this:
def update_products
self.products.each(&:save)
end
I'll see if I can get the scope to work first.
Regards
Linus
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