Allow primary_key to be set on create #61
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ActiveRecord allows the primary key to be set on create. This makes ActiveRemote#create behave the same way by allowing the primary_key attribute to be sent in a create operation.
liveh2o
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Feb 26, 2018
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I'm going to release this as a pre-release so we can test it before pushing it out everywhere. |
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Released as 3.1.2.pre. |
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ActiveRecord allows the primary key to be set on create. This makes
ActiveRemote#create behave the same way by allowing the primary_key
attribute to be sent in a create operation.
@liveh2o