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Add support for partial option when no block is used with fields_for #310
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Allow for a :partial option when not using a block in fields_for. Useful when you want to use something besides the "#{association_name.to_s.singularize}fields" partial. For example, if you have a polymorphic association in which the nested fields would be the same throughout the application. It's cleaner than the suggestion here: #167
You simply use something like <%= f.fields_for :tasks, partial: 'tasks/fields' %>