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How to: Tracking Dirty State
trevorturk edited this page Jun 9, 2011
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If you want to track the "dirty?" state of the upload column you can check the state of the cache.
@user.avatar.cached?.present? # means dirty?In this example, a column is said to be dirty if it has been changed but not yet saved to persistence. In our case a file was uploaded (cached) but not yet "saved" to configured storage (filesystem, s3 etc)
You could also be using ActiveRecord's dirty tracking on the column you mount on.