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@pencil any reason this was not pulled in? |
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@pencil can this be merged in? |
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@pencil any interest in pulling this in? I think it's very reasonable not to have to be forced to use |
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Create a configurable way to specify a superclass for
CASino::User. This allows CASino to become an extension of an existing application, where the "user" is the joining model for many other relationships. This is a clean way to make sure the "user" association on other CASino models are of the proper user class as well.