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Since you end up having this statement in a bunch of your controllers, you could move it up to the
Api::BaseController
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My very basic Ruby grasp is what led me to doing this this way. I needed
user_blocks_unauthenticated_api_access
to return the JSON object and 401 status, and I wasn't sure how to invoke the render behavior and return from the function. Earlier iterations of this change set had a method that called this, but the calling code would continue and would try to render another result, which resulted in errors in the logs as a response was already being sent. The... and return
pattern was the only way I could think of to solve this, but I'm very open to alternatives (and to learning!)There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I think the
and return
approach would work still work if you moved this up to a method in the base controller. But maybe not. Controller behavior in Rails is frequently surprising.