active record pattern

So this is good timing for that right before it comes out.

I was just yesterday fixing something where there's now a new configuration thing that tries to detect if your, say, initializer code or a Rails engine you've written, like eager loads ActiveRecord or something earlier than it should have, you can configure it to actually raise an error, which is nice.

Devise routes are generated based upon the models though, so it's a little tricky, and sounded like Carlos is gonna have some work to do to, like, refactor that to improve it for that.

But he's got an issue open about it, 'cause they've also been working at, like, the lazy route generation for a while.

So it's kind of related to all that stuff, just to make booting Rails even faster.

But somebody brought up like, "Hey, your page M loads ActiveRecord earlier during an initializer." And I was like, "Oh, that's a great point." Didn't even cross my mind, but we did load, uh, one model that we didn't necessarily need to, so slapped some load hooks.

Or we already had load hooks, I just used them for it instead.

[laughs] I already had the solution sitting right there in front of me, but I didn't realize it, but now Rails gives me that, like, tool.