Is it not possible to load fixtures with ID of 0? Is there a way to
force it?
TIA
Wouldn’t it just auto increment though?
Just don’t specify an ID at all.
On Jan 18, 2008 12:02 PM, Luke G.
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Is it not possible to load fixtures with ID of 0? Is there a way to
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Just try it and find out for yourself.
Why would you want all fixtures with id=0 anyway?
On Jan 18, 2008 12:17 PM, Luke G.
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Wouldn’t it just auto increment though?
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The ID of a fixture record should actually be irrelevant. IMO you should
NEVER use ID as a basis for any part of your tests. There simply isn’t a
need and it leads to fragile tests almost every time. For instance
User.find(1) can be users(:something_useful)
if assigns(:user) == 34 can be if assigns(:user) == users(:some_user).id
In almost every case its clearer without the ID. In Rails 2 you don’t
even need to specify ID’s anymore and its about time.