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I'm not sure if this is by design, but currently when I have audit(:destroy) on a model, it adds the record to the Audit table however the audited_changes field is nil. Would it be possible make it behave similar to :create? So it would have "name=>['Company Name', nil]" in the audited_changes field, similar to how it has "name=>[nil, 'Company Name']" for :create.
Thanks,
Michael
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I'm not sure if this is by design, but currently when I have audit(:destroy) on a model, it adds the record to the Audit table however the audited_changes field is nil. Would it be possible make it behave similar to :create? So it would have "name=>['Company Name', nil]" in the audited_changes field, similar to how it has "name=>[nil, 'Company Name']" for :create.
Thanks,
Michael
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: