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by cypriss
4855 days ago
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We're using this in Rails 2.3 without Strong Parameters. Mutations whitelist input just like strong parameters do. I don't really see why you would use both, although you certainly could. The duplicate of validations between models and mutations is interesting. Currently at UV, we have some duplication -- however, in other cases we're relying entirely on the validations of the Mutation. I do think it's possible to rely entirely on validation from mutations -- I need to get some more real-world experience with this to know how well it will work out :) |
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