In your Gemfile use one of the following
gem 'bulky', '~> 2.0.0'
# or
gem 'bulky', github: 'tma1/bulky'
# or in bash run
`git submodule add git@github.com:tma1/bulky.git vendor/bulky`
# then add to your gemfile
gem 'bulky', path: 'vendor/bulky'
# users add a submodule (aka path...) need to run
`git submodule init --update`Then edit your
Then in your shell prompt
bundle
rake bulky_engine:install:migrations
rake db:migrate
sidekiqApplication
Add a form in app/views/bulky/updates/edit.html.haml to override the one provided.
Command Line
# model, ids, arguments for update_attributes!
Bulky.enqueue_update(Account, [10,25], {"contact" => "Yes, please."})This will enqueue the Bulky::Updater to update each account when the job is
processed by Sidekiq