Update to latest version messed up things about rails-settings-cached HOT 4 CLOSED

Ok, so i've tested a bit more and i am getting a little bit confused.
As i said earlier, before the update i had a default_settings initializer, where values were defined like this:

Setting.defaults['some.nested.key'] = "value"

I had to change this to use app.yml, where i have defined it like so:

some:
  nested:
    key: value

I didn't change my settings controller logic (updating values), and in the views for example i am accesing this value like before the update: user.settings["some.nested.key"]. Updating this value is done the same way user.settings["some.nested.key"] = "updated value".

Now, when i go to console i have two different values:
Setting["some.nested.key"] = "value"
user.setting["some.nested.key"] = "updated value"

Quite logical i would say. But what i don't understand is the get_all behaviour which returns both keys!
user.settings.get_all:

{ "some.nested.key" => "updated value", 
  some => { nested => { key: "value" } }
 }

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I think the problem is in how key/value should be saved in the database.
Please, can someone help me understand, how key should be saved in the database, so that it is then read by the get_all as yaml?

For example, if i update simple first level key of "something", it will then be read from DB and shown inside get_all hash (taking precedence to yaml config value).

But as soon as I have multilevel values, they are saved in the DB in a wrong format (i think) and hash than returns both values (DB and YAML). DB value is flat "nested.key" and config value is in a hash format.

How do i save multilevel settings in the database so that get_all will return only DB value if exists, and if not a config value?

Thx

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OK, I see now that settings can't be actually saved in nested way, so it should just be flat definitions

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@Svashta Yes, in currently rails-settings-cached has not supported with nested key:

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