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Committed 31 Jan 2017 07:56PM UTC coverage: 89.193%. First build

Build # 5398

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Pull #4558

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Commit Message

Don't reload routes twice on admin code changes.

If someone makes a change in an `app/admin` file, Rails will trigger a
routes reload by eval'ing `routes.rb` which in turn will call `routes`
on the Active Admin application.

Later, because we've inserted ourselves into the reloading through the
`to_prepare` and `to_complete` callbacks, `to_prepare` will unload our
namespaces while `to_complete` will retrigger a routes and application
reload.

Thus we can reliably skip the first routes reload whenver the reloader
is `updated?`. Because `execute_if_updated` is called if it is updated
the routes will be reloaded at that time. When `execute_if_updated` is
reloading the routes the reloader is no longer `updated?`. Finally, if
the code change wasn't in `app/admin` our reloader won't be `updated?`
there either.

Pull Request Pull Request #4558: Don't reload routes twice on admin code changes.

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