Pass fallback locale in getter about mobility

[shioyama]

Interesting idea! I'll have a look and see what that would look like.

[shioyama]

@simonknoll I see the problem. You need to enable fallbacks on the model in order to set them in the getter, otherwise the Mobility::Backend::Fallbacks module will not be included.

So if you define the Contribution model this way, it will work:

class Contribution < ApplicationRecord
  include Mobility
  translates :landing_page, type: :string, fallbacks: true
end

Note that if you then want somewhere else not to use fallbacks for landing_page, you'll need to pass fallback: false, i.e. contribution.landing_page(fallback: false).

We probably need a way to include the module, but disable it by default. I'm thinking about a natural interface for that...

[shioyama]

Actually I'm noticing an issue with 0.1.7 which is causing lots of bogus warnings in the logs. I'll fix it tomorrow and release a new version. (Working on this on this branch.)

Also, I should be able to change the API so that it includes the fallbacks module by default, but only actually uses it if when fallback: ... is passed to the getter. But I want to think about this a bit more before making that change.

[simonknoll]

👍 thanks for considering!

[shioyama]

@simonknoll see #9.

[simonknoll]

Thank you so much, this makes my live much easier!

[shioyama]

#9 has been merged, closing this.

[simonknoll]

@shioyama I tried now with version 0.1.7 but I can't get it working. Maybe I'm using it not as intended. Anyways I've created a simple test project with a rspec test. This is the repository https://github.com/simonknoll/mobility-fallback

Cheers,
Simon

[simonknoll]

Thank you for the clarification @shioyama!

[shioyama]

@simonknoll try version 0.1.10 (had to yank 0.1.8 + 0.1.9...).