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Class Foo {
Status status
String name
}
We have some domain class and want to track changes of its properties. My first idea was to add this inside of
afterUpdate {}
But I am asking me if this the grails way of doing this?
there is an audit logging plugin that will track changes for you.
If you want to roll your own, yes, you can use the hibernate events to do it. Documentation here.