This appears to be an easy fix from the code. Instead of calling Audited.audit_class, a class method should be defined when you include the module which can then be overridden through the options

e.g. Could instead of calling Audited.audit_class just call audit_class, then allow audit_class_name in the options and define a method
https://github.com/collectiveidea/audited/blob/456204de3b16d57a0df4c497615c2cb5509c508b/lib/audited/auditor.rb

def audited(options = {})
  define_method :audit_class do
    options[:audit_class_name]&.safe_constantize || Audit.audit_class
  end
  ...

  has_many :audits, -> { order(version: :asc) }, as: :auditable, class_name: audit_class.name, inverse_of: :auditable

Then when you define your model e.g. User

class User < AR::Base
  audited audit_class_name: 'UserAudit'
end

Associated audits don't even need to use the same class. There may be some other issues to solve around the audited_classes and other helpers. Not really sure what they are used for? I think overall this gem is not super flexible, clearly designed for a specific use case where you only need to audit a single model. I think most of the time you could create this functionality really easily without a gem/dependency tbh.

different audit table per model? #471

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