Rails core - Aug 2009 - Status of ActiveRecord vs ActiveModel validations?

So, with the ActiveRecord validations error message I18n being  
somewhat improved now, I wanted to focus on this functionality for  
Rails 3 next.

Looking at current master (which is the foundation for Rails 3,  
right?) I''m somewhat confused about finding related functionality  
still duplicated in ActiveRecord and ActiveModel though.

What''s the current status and what are the plans for Rails 3 here?

Will Rails 3 still ship ActiveRecord specific validation/error message  
logic? Or will it use ActiveModel and those bits will be removed from  
ActiveRecord?

Or, put differently: When I want to change things in the I18n logic  
for validation error messages - should I work on master/activerecord  
or master/activemodel?

Thanks for any advice :)

On Sun, Aug 30, 2009 at 7:10 AM, Sven Fuchs<svenfuchs@artweb-design.de>
wrote:
> So, with the ActiveRecord validations error message I18n being
> somewhat improved now, I wanted to focus on this functionality for
> Rails 3 next.
>
> Looking at current master (which is the foundation for Rails 3,
> right?) I''m somewhat confused about finding related functionality
> still duplicated in ActiveRecord and ActiveModel though.
>
> What''s the current status and what are the plans for Rails 3 here?
>
> Will Rails 3 still ship ActiveRecord specific validation/error message
> logic? Or will it use ActiveModel and those bits will be removed from
> ActiveRecord?
>
> Or, put differently: When I want to change things in the I18n logic
> for validation error messages - should I work on master/activerecord
> or master/activemodel?
I would say activerecord should inheirt any localizations made to
activemodel. Is there anything I''m overlooking? I guess people have to
update there own validations keys to "activemodel.foo".

-- 
Joshua Peek