Railsters:
Suppose you have a model with no reason to find() in any but one
order. The DRYest way to code that would seem to be overriding find().
ActiveRecord seems to encourage this monkey patching by routing
everything thru find():
http://blog.gwikzone.org/articles/2006/09/05/ruby-on-rails-find-with-default-order
That post leads to this slight improvement:
def Version.find(*args)
args[1] = { :order => "created_on desc" }.merge(args[1] || {})
if
[:all, :first].include?(args[0])
super(*args)
end
The latest version is always at the top of the list.
Comments suggestions improvements?
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