Monday, February 10, 2020
I am trying to setup a way for my `User` and `Project` model to both be followed through the same `Relationship` model.
I also want to be able to get all items the user has followed with this association:
This way, the projects and users any user has followed can be called with `user.following`. In this case, `Followable` is the polymorphic object that is attributed to both users and projects. Unfortunately, it seems that I cannot set my source_type to a polymorphic object. Is there a way I can bypass this?
Many thanks
-- I also want to be able to get all items the user has followed with this association:
`has_many :following, through: :active_relationships, source: :followable, source_type: "Followable"`
This way, the projects and users any user has followed can be called with `user.following`. In this case, `Followable` is the polymorphic object that is attributed to both users and projects. Unfortunately, it seems that I cannot set my source_type to a polymorphic object. Is there a way I can bypass this?
Many thanks
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