I''ve been trying to understand this for a bit now, and I can''t
find
any discussion on why the change was made. The default value used to
be false, but now it is true?
When I do something like this it is nice to have the root value:
format.json { render :json => @user }
{"user":{}}
But if I want to output extra variables too it gets annoying to have
the root node twice
format.json { render :json => { :success => true, :user => @user } }
{"success":true, "user:"{"user":{}}}}
In the second case it seems weird because I have to double parse the
''user'' key...I assume there is a reason this decision was made
so I''d
like to understand that.
Also, if I do decide to just set include_root_in_json to false, what
is the best place to do that.
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