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Readme recommends broken version of jbuilder_cache_multi gem #399
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BTW, I'd love to see multifetch collection handling added to Jbuilder. I've just pushed a 2.7.0 release that now requires Rails 4.2+, so it should be possible. I'd prefer if we didn't need a new method for it, though. Think that's possible? Something you're interested in working on? Thanks again! |
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README.md says "If you are rendering fragments for a collection of objects, have a look at jbuilder_cache_multi gem. It uses fetch_multi (>= Rails 4.1) to fetch multiple keys at once."
Unfortunately the current version of this gem has a critical bug (see yonahforst/jbuilder_cache_multi#17)
Please recommend using this gem only from github master until the bug fix has been released.
gem 'jbuilder_cache_multi', github: 'yonahforst/jbuilder_cache_multi', branch: 'master'
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