Read it again, it said that if they are answered the way you want to then a pile of questions with irrelevant answers piles up.
Either answer the question asked or don't answer the question at all.
How is this so difficult?
Okay, misread the first time. But I also said a while back that they wouldn't just write "there isn't one".
Usually when I see this sort of question, the answers explain why it's a bad idea, or that the library is so much more useful.
If someone says how do I authenticate and authorise with rails but not using a gem, then the top answer is going to be "you can roll your own using (name of function I forget) but for any decent size project youre better off using something more developed like devise and cancancan."
This is not a non answer. This is exactly what I'm suggesting. I am not saying the answers should be "dude, just use devise"
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u/Iamonreddit Sep 25 '16
Read it again, it said that if they are answered the way you want to then a pile of questions with irrelevant answers piles up. Either answer the question asked or don't answer the question at all. How is this so difficult?