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Improved integration with Global ID #928

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Description

Implementing Decorator.find improves compatibility with Global ID and allows one to use decorated objects in background jobs seamlessly.

Testing

  1. Decorate an object.
  2. Serialize the decorated object with Global ID or pass it to a job.
  3. Deserialize the object.
  4. Check if it's the same one and is still decorated.

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  • tests
  • documentation

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Alexander-Senko added a commit to Alexander-Senko/draper that referenced this pull request Feb 6, 2024
Overriding defaults for Turbo broadcast jobs allows one to get decorated
objects in model partials by default.

Resolves drapergem#910.
Requires drapergem#928.
@Alexander-Senko Alexander-Senko self-assigned this Aug 20, 2024
@Alexander-Senko Alexander-Senko requested a review from y-yagi August 21, 2024 08:19
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Could you rebase with the master and run CI?
I tried to run the test on my local with this PR, but some tests failed.

@Alexander-Senko Alexander-Senko removed the request for review from seanlinsley August 22, 2024 08:47
@Alexander-Senko Alexander-Senko requested a review from y-yagi August 30, 2024 04:44
Alexander-Senko added a commit to Alexander-Senko/draper that referenced this pull request Aug 30, 2024
Overriding defaults for Turbo broadcast jobs allows one to get decorated
objects in model partials by default.

Resolves drapergem#910.
Requires drapergem#928.
Alexander-Senko added a commit to Alexander-Senko/draper that referenced this pull request Aug 30, 2024
Overriding defaults for Turbo broadcast jobs allows one to get decorated
objects in model partials by default.

Resolves drapergem#910.
Requires drapergem#928.
Alexander-Senko added a commit to Alexander-Senko/draper that referenced this pull request Aug 30, 2024
Overriding defaults for Turbo broadcast jobs allows one to get decorated
objects in model partials by default.

Resolves drapergem#910.
Requires drapergem#928.
Alexander-Senko added a commit to Alexander-Senko/draper that referenced this pull request Aug 30, 2024
Overriding defaults for Turbo broadcast jobs allows one to get decorated
objects in model partials by default.

Resolves drapergem#910.
Requires drapergem#928.
@Alexander-Senko Alexander-Senko added this to the 4.0.3 milestone Aug 31, 2024
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y-yagi commented Sep 1, 2024

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This patch itself looks good to me. But, why did you add 4.0.3 tag to this PR? This PR brings a little breaking change. I think it's not a good idea to introduce a breaking change in a patch version update.

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Alexander-Senko commented Sep 1, 2024

This patch itself looks good to me.

Thus, could you approve it, please?

But, why did you add 4.0.3 tag to this PR?

I don't have a strict opinion on that. You can reattach it to whatever milestone you like. It does nothing for now except organizing the issues until we get access to the gem.

I've just started organizing the issues and introduced new milestones. Any help on that is appreciated.

This PR brings a little breaking change. I think it's not a good idea to introduce a breaking change in a patch version update.

I see it a bit differently — as a know bug, but not an official API 🤔 Patch releases may break hacks and workarounds if they don't follow official API, may not they?

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y-yagi commented Sep 1, 2024

I don't have a strict opinion on that. You can reattach it to whatever milestone you like. It does nothing for now except organizing the issues until we get access to the gem.
I've just started organizing the issues and introduced new milestones. Any help on that is appreciated.

Thanks for your detailed explanation. I understand what the purpose.

I see it a bit differently — as a know bug, but not an official API 🤔 Patch releases may break hacks and workarounds if they don't follow official API, may not they?

I don't think so. This is documented behavior, you have changed the document, right?
We shouldn't change the documented behavior in changing patch versions and minor versions(as we follows the semantic versioning strictly).

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LGTM!

@y-yagi y-yagi modified the milestones: 4.0.3, 5.0 Sep 1, 2024
Implementing `Decorator.find` improves compatibility with Global ID and
allows one to use decorated objects in jobs seamlessly.

Resolves drapergem#663.
Improves drapergem#817.
@Alexander-Senko Alexander-Senko merged commit 4d06805 into drapergem:master Sep 1, 2024
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Alexander-Senko added a commit to Alexander-Senko/draper that referenced this pull request Sep 2, 2024
Overriding defaults for Turbo broadcast jobs allows one to get decorated
objects in model partials by default.

Resolves drapergem#910.
Requires drapergem#928.
Alexander-Senko added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 3, 2024
Overriding defaults for Turbo broadcast jobs allows one to get decorated
objects in model partials by default.

Resolves #910.
Requires #928.
Alexander-Senko added a commit to Alexander-Senko/draper that referenced this pull request Sep 12, 2024
Overriding defaults for Turbo broadcast jobs allows one to get decorated
objects in model partials by default.

Resolves drapergem#910.
Requires drapergem#928.
Alexander-Senko added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 26, 2024
Overriding defaults for Turbo broadcast jobs allows one to get decorated
objects in model partials by default.

Resolves #910.
Requires #928.
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