Support ActiveRecord encryption
See original GitHub issueThe encrypted attributes use a _digest
column to store the encrypted values. We can ignore these columns, but add attributes to the Madmin resource for the attribute.
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I figure we should add an example in the dummy app and a test case I figure. That way we can know it works.
We just need to make sure it works with the built-in encryption. 👍