Binarylogic Resourcelogic

So I added a nested resource (Screenshots) to my main model. I have contextual_views turned on. When I go to model/[id]/screenshots I get an error because resourcelogic is having rails look for my template in screenshots/model/index.erb.

Is this the expected behavior? I would not consider the parent object to be a "context" in this case. Not to mention that I would have thought at the very least it would look in screenshots/model/root/index.erb?

Now I am using contextual_views so I do have a context for the parent model which I would expect to be respected by the children. Here's what I was expecting but maybe I'm crazy.

Say this is routes.rb:

  map.with_options(:path_prefix => "dashboard", :name_prefix => "dashboard_") do |dashboard|
    dashboard.resources :models, :has_many => :screenshots
  end
  map.resources :models, :has_many => :screenshots
  map.resources :screenshots

So my "contexts" would potentially be dashboard or root.

Assuming contextual_views:
* If I go to model/[id]/screenshots I would think it would look in screenshots/root for index with screenshots scoped to the parent model. * If I go to dashboard/model/[id]/screenshots I would think it would look in screenshots/dashboard for index again scoped to the parent model. * If I go to screenshots/ I would think it would again look in screenshots/root but be scoped to Screenshot instead of the parent model.

Maybe I'm just way off base here and the parent model should really be part of the context but I would think a "screenshot is a screenshot" besides you can check if you have a parent object other ways to figure out if you need to do something different for some reason. If you want to leave the parent model as part of the context then shouldn't it have at least been looking in screenshots/model/root/?