Fix sanitize_for_mass_assigment when role is nil #5049
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There is an example in Rails documentation that suggests implementing assign_attributes method for ActiveModel interface, that by default sends option role with nil. Since mass_assignment_authorizer never is called without args, we can move the default value internally.
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Fix sanitize_for_mass_assigment when role is nil
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Fix sanitize_for_mass_assigment when role is nil
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There is an example in Rails documentation that suggests implementing
assign_attributes method for ActiveModel interface, that by default
sends option role with nil. Since mass_assignment_authorizer never
is called without args, we can move the default value internally.
This should be backported to Rails 3.2