Read/write attribute directly from @attributes to match ActiveModel #122
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This allows overridden getters/setters to be written like ActiveModel getters/setters and call `read_attribute` and `write_attribute` to get the raw value from the attributes hash. This previous behavior was unexpected to users bring existing code from ActiveModel. The other benefit of this change is that `ActiveModel::Dirty` can be included and will actually behave properly since it overrides `write_attribute`, expecting it to be called when a setter is called. Signed-off-by: Evan Owen <kainosnoema@gmail.com>
This more closely matches the behavior of ActiveRecord, further reducing unexpected behavior for users familiar with AR. Signed-off-by: Evan Owen <kainosnoema@gmail.com>
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Resolves #113
This allows overridden getters/setters to be written like ActiveModel getters/setters and call
read_attributeandwrite_attributeto get the raw value from the attributes hash. This previous behavior was unexpected to users bringing existing code from ActiveModel.The other benefit of this change is that
ActiveModel::Dirtycan be included and will actually behave properly since it overrideswrite_attribute, expecting it to be called when a setter is called.While I feel strongly that this should be fixed, it's a very significant change and should probably accompany a decent version bump. Thoughts?