Hey Paul, thanks for the pull request! How about:

Blazer.user_class_name = 'Admin'

to keep it consistent with the other customizations?

@ankane I wanted to do that too initially but I don't think that works because you have to reference the value when you define the associations and you won't have a chance to set that value in an initializer before the models in blazer are loaded.

Spree does it via an initializer and referencing the variable in its associations, so I think that works.

Spree::Order model: https://github.com/spree/spree/blob/master/core/app/models/spree/order.rb#L38

@pjb3 does #6 work for you?

@ankane Yes, @paultyng's solution works fine, I didn't realize the Rails models get loaded after the initializers run

Thanks @pjb3, just merged #6.