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module RailsBase
class ApplicationRecord < ::ApplicationRecord
self.abstract_class = true
def self._magically_defined_time_objects
columns.each do |column|
next unless [:datetime].include?(column.type)
# This is actually pretty cool. If you set the thread corectly, you can
define_method("#{column.name}") do
thread_tz = Thread.current[RailsBase::ApplicationController::TIMEZONE_THREAD_NAME]
return super() if thread_tz.nil?
time = self[column.name].in_time_zone(thread_tz) rescue self[column.name]
Rails.logger.debug { "#{self.class.name}.#{column.name} intercepted :datetime [#{self[column.name]}] and returned [#{time}] - tz[#{thread_tz}]" }
time
end
end
end
end
end
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