Bump attr_json from 1.4.0 to 2.0.1

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Bumps attr_json from 1.4.0 to 2.0.1.

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2.0.1

Fixed

• You can now do a specified ActiveRecord .select without your json containers, to fetch an object with other attributes that you can access. jrochkind/attr_json#193

Changed

• Refactor #attr_json_sync_to_rails_attributes for slightly improved performance. jrochkind/attr_json#192

• Safety guard in sync_to_rails_attributes against unknown edge case where container is nil jrochkind/attr_json#194

2.0.0

While it has some backwards incompat changes, this is expected not to be a challenging upgrade, please let us know by filing an issue if it's giving you troubles, maybe we can make things easier for you. No changes to data stored in your DB should be needed when upgrading, the persisted data should be compatible between 1.x and 2.x.

Removed

• AttrJson::Record::Dirty has been removed, along with the #attr_json_changes method. You should now be able to just use standard ActiveRecord dirty tracking with attr_json attributes. jrochkind/attr_json#163 (AttrJson::Record::Dirty was actually badly broken, as reported by @​bemueller at jrochkind/attr_json#148)

• The rails_attribute param to attr_json or attr_json_config no longer exists. We now always create rails attributes for AttrJson::Record attributes. jrochkind/attr_json#117 and jrochkind/attr_json#158

Changed

• We now create Rails Attribute cover for all attr_json attributes, and we do a better job of keeping the Rails attribute values sync'd with attr_json values. jrochkind/attr_json#117, jrochkind/attr_json#158, and jrochkind/attr_json#163

• Drop support for Rails earlier than 6.0 and ruby earlier than 2.7. jrochkind/attr_json#155 jrochkind/attr_json#174

• Array types now default to an empty array. If you'd like to turn that off, you can use the somewhat odd default: AttrJson::AttributeDefinition::NO_DEFAULT_PROVIDED on attribute definiton. Thanks @​g13ydson for suggestion. jrochkind/attr_json#161

• time or datetime types used to truncate all fractional seconds to 0. Now they properly allow precision of ActiveSupport::JSON::Encoding.time_precision (normally three decimal places, ie milliseconds). And by default the Type::Value's are set to proper precision for cast too. jrochkind/attr_json#173

• AttrJson::Models are serialized without nil values in the hash, for more compact representations. This is only done for attributes without defaults. This behavior can be disabled/altered when specifying the type. jrochkind/attr_json#175

• config default_accepts_nested_attributes will only apply nested attributes to suitable attribute types (array or nested model), the default won't apply to inapplicable types. jrochkind/attr_json#178

Added

• ActiveRecord-style "timezone-aware attribute" conversion now works properly, in both AttrJson::Record and (similarly) AttrJson::Model. jrochkind/attr_json#164

Fixed

• the AttrJson::Type::Array type used for our array types was not properly tracking in-place mutation changes. Now it is jrochkind/attr_json#163

• Default nested model validation should allow nils in arrays of models. jrochkind/attr_json#177

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Commits

• 64fa83d Merge pull request #195 from jrochkind/prepare_2.0.1
• cbac079 prepare for 2.0.1 release
• f4c6ad4 Merge pull request #194 from jrochkind/safety_guard_sync
• 41ae31f CHANGELOG for 194
• 47386b6 Safety guard in sync_to_rails_attributes against unknown edge case where cont...
• afa584c Merge pull request #193 from jrochkind/fix_fetch_with_limited_select
• c71b468 CHANGELOG for 193
• a7335c3 Can fetch with AR .select not including json column
• c3a3871 Merge pull request #192 from jrochkind/refactor_sync_to_rails_attributes
• bb376fd CHANGELOG for 192
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