Use find_by_sql instead of select_all and send(:instantiate) #57
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These are both private APIs, but _load_from_sql will give us even more standard behaviour (this is what find_by_sql calls) including emitting the instantiation.active_record notification. This may be faster in some cases since _load_from_sql includes a fast path for when an inheritance column isn't present.
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Updated to just call This move us to using a completely standard API 🎉 |
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These are both private APIs, but _load_from_sql will give us even more standard behaviour (this is what find_by_sql calls) including emitting the instantiation.active_record notification.
This may be faster in some cases since _load_from_sql includes a fast path for when an inheritance column isn't present.