I use acts_as_versioned to manage versions of Rails models. As I don’t want to create a new version of my document everytime I save it (to fix a typo for instance), I added a virtual attribute called save_with_revision to my model and put it into the definition of version_condition_met?.
attr_accessor :save_with_revision def version_condition_met? @save_with_revision.to_s[/true|1/] != nil end
Cool… except that it does not save intermediate updates into the **_versions table. Let say you create document version 1.0, then update it without creating a new version (from v1.1 to v1.4) and finally save a new version (v2.0); v1 will still be v1.0 and not v1.4.
To save intermediate updates into the **_versions table, just add to your model:
def after_update
if !version_condition_met? && changed?
versions.find(:last).update_attributes(self.attributes)
end
end
Hope it helps. :)
Anyone with a better solution?
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