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With the "complicated" repository model mentioned you can transparently introduce other behavior, like a caching proxy, retry-on-fail proxy, migrate-on-write pr
by MartinCron 12y ago
With the "complicated" repository model mentioned you can transparently introduce other behavior, like a caching proxy, retry-on-fail proxy, migrate-on-write proxy, whatever. It might not be a valid use case for you, but I have seen tangible non-testing benefits of using the repository pattern.
Disclaimer: not a rails dev, ymmv, etc.