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ActiveRecord 7 introduced a change in the `serialize` method, requiring the `coder:` keyword argument instead of the previous syntax. This commit adds version detection to apply the correct `serialize` syntax dynamically. This ensures the library remains compatible across different versions of ActiveRecord without breaking older setups.
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ActiveRecord 7 introduced a change in the
serializemethod, requiringthe
coder:keyword argument instead of the previous syntax. This commitadds version detection to apply the correct
serializesyntax dynamically.This ensures the library remains compatible across different versions of
ActiveRecord without breaking older setups.