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* Moved the simplest case--enable/disable all on all--to the top.
* Made clear what "ORM" means to avoid having to teach people how to solve "uninitialized constant ORM"
errors in their test reports.
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Now that we propagate the enabling/disabling to descendants, we no longer have to check the disabled_observer Set on each superclass of the model class. This was causing a bug when disabling all observers at a superclass level and then enabling an individual observer at a subclass level.
Plus the logic is simpler now :).
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track of subclasses manually.
There's also no need to keep track of all ObserverArray instances in a hash, as this is likely to leak memory, too.
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the class hierarchy.""
This reverts commit 2a25c5818b03d7d6cd63aad180bff23479dbd861.
I'm going to add another commit that keeps the same behavior of fixes
the problems of leaking memory in development.
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hierarchy."
This reverts commit ad62f1928768bd2676958a4a08512bad342fe469 because the current
subclasses implementation leaks memory in development.
Instead of keeping an array of subclasses, the better solution is to
ask the parent if an observer is being disabled or not.
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Last call wins.
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This is useful in situations like model unit tests and the occasional rake task to backfill old data.
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