I''m upgrading from 1.1.6 to 1.2.6 and I''m getting a strange
warning.
<code>
activerecord/lib/active_record/base.rb:1361: warning: toplevel constant
Parent referenced by Parent::Parent
</code>
Where Parent is the top-level class in an STI hierarchy.
I also have:
class Child1 < Parent
class Child2 < Child1
In Parent I have several class convenience methods:
<code>
class <<self
def new_parent(class_name, args={})
send("new_#{class_name}", args)
end
def new_child1(args={})
Child1.new(args.merge(:child1_specific_configurations => args))
end
def new_child2(args={})
Child2.new(args.merge(:child2_specific_configurations => args))
end
end
</code>
Should I be worried about the warning? I''m not sure that I understand
it
and I don''t see it with my other STI classes. The above methods
aren''t
expressly required, they just make working the class hierarchy easier.
Thanks in advance.
Erik
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