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| @@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ class Feature < ActiveRecord::Base | |||
| include Flip::Declarable | |||
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| # The recommended Flip strategy stack. | |||
| strategy Flip::CookieStrategy | |||
| strategy Flip::CookieStrategy # alternatively can use strategy Flip::CookieStrategy for session-based | |||
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There's a copy-paste error in this string.
Perhaps this is better:
# Alternative: Use Flip::SessionStrategy to use Rails' encrypted sessions instead of cookies
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I wanted to be able to store the feature toggles inside the encrypted rails session instead of individually as cookies. In case this was a feature others were interested in, I created a PR to add it in.
The only piece I'm not sure on is adding the controller filters based on feature strategy in the declarable class. Ideas are welcome.