Symbolize keys in update_properties #165
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javierg
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May 10, 2021
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| def update_properties(properties) | ||
| properties.each(&update_attribute) | ||
| properties.deep_symbolize_keys.each(&update_attribute) |
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this will duplicate in memory each key and value being transformed. We need a more performant way to do this... (C-ext coff coff)
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Doing
user.update_properties!('first_name' => 'erick')causes a
Dolly::InvalidPropertyerror, which is confusing i think, so to provide a better developer experience i transform the keys to symbols to comply with using symbols and avoid creating string objets