For something like this on my code
class Master::User < Sequel::Model
...
# Concerns
include BasicAuth
include BasicAuthToken
...
end
module BasicAuth
extend ActiveSupport::Concern
...
included do
def before_save
p "do something here"
super
end
end
...
end
module BasicAuthToken
extend ActiveSupport::Concern
...
included do
def before_save
p "do something here 2"
super
end
end
...
end
What I expect is "do something here" and "do something here2" both to be
printed, but before_save hook in BasicAuthToken will override the one in
BasicAuth.
Therefore, is the only way to achieve something like this is to use
HookClassMethods ?
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