ruby on rails - Globalize.with_locale in after_commit callback does not change anything -


i'm having troubles globalize3 gem when updating cached attribute in after_commit callback. 

#in model after_commit :write_localized_caches private def write_localized_caches   i18n.available_locales.each |locale|     globalize.with_locale(locale)       self.write_attribute(:name, 'some localized string here')     end   end end

it launches after_commit callbach , value attribute fine. after model's name still empty!

maybe i'm misusing with_locale or faced same problem?

update 1. want use after_commit callback perform complex queries on saved objects. printing out self.name inside callback returns want: 'correct_string'. id not hit database. ended writing new translation creation. seems globalize uses callback in basement:

def write_localized_caches i18n.available_locales.each |locale|   globalize.with_locale(locale)     self.translations.create!(name: 'some localized string here', locale: locale)   end end end

this works, still not feel right me!

after commit called after database has completed saving record.

if insert print statements such as

def write_localized_caches   puts self.name # name you're seeing in database    # globalize block    puts self.name # name set above end

also keep in mind returning false or nil callback abort callback chain , reverse database transaction. though, after_commit called after transaction complete, matters less here.

you want before_save. http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/activerecord/callbacks.html


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