Hello,
This is my first contribution to Virtus, please review.
Currently, creating an instance of a class with Virtus attributes,
and then extending it with user.extend(Virtus.model) to add dynamic attributes breaks.
This PR fixes it.
class User
include Virtus.model
attribute :name, String, default: 'John', lazy: true
end
user = User.new
user.extend(Virtus.model)
user.attribute(:active, Virtus::Attribute::Boolean, default: true, lazy: true)
p user.to_h # currently {:active=>true}
# But should be {:name=>"John", :active=>true}
Reuse the concept of a parent AttributeSet and inherit
from the class attribute_set when creating an instance attribute_set.
Hello, This is my first contribution to Virtus, please review.
Currently, creating an instance of a class with Virtus attributes, and then extending it with
user.extend(Virtus.model)to add dynamic attributes breaks. This PR fixes it.