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Allows changing the tenant_id column on a model if using a new without_tenant! block (destructive version of the existing without_tenant)

Related to #202

I had a need for this when building some admin screens in our app, where it's ok to allow certain users to change the tenant on existing models in specific cases.

@theianjones
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Any update on this one? We don't have a separate admin app currently and would love to be able to change the tenant of a model.

@ErwinM
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ErwinM commented Dec 23, 2019

Could you add some text to the readme describing this change?

@CR1AT0RS
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CR1AT0RS commented Oct 7, 2020

Any updates on this? Bumping this up.

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excid3 commented Nov 17, 2020

Same as #230, I'd like to probably have a different method name for this since it does more than just removing the current tenant temporarily.

@murugan-r
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@ksouthworth Just a thought, with the new addition of tenant_modified? method here, we can achieve the without tenant functionality by overriding the tenant_modified? method in model.

cc: @ErwinM

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