Namespaced Pundit Policies Without the Repetition Racket

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alec-c4 · 11h ago

Tired of repeating super([:namespace, record]) in every controller when using namespaced Pundit policies? This post shows how to wrap that logic in a reusable concern for cleaner, more maintainable Rails code. One line to include, no more bracket spam.

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Namespaced Pundit Policies Without the Repetition Racket

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