Hi guys,
it seems like I missed some trivial stuff going on in edge rails. Can
you point me in the right direction about what happened to the build!
method?
Simple scenario:
class User << AR
has_many :posts
end
class Post
belongs_to :user
end
console:
u = User.find(1)
u.posts
[]
u.posts.create!({:title => “Foo”, :content => “Content of Foo.”})
=> [#<Post …>]
u.reload
u.posts.count
1
u.posts.build!({:title => “Foo”, :content => “Content of Foo.”})
NoMethodError: undefined method ‘build!’ for #Class:...
p = u.posts.build({:title => “Bar”, :content => “Bar content.”})
=> [#<Post …]
p.save
true
u.reload
u.posts.count
2
Any thoughts, ideas, anything?
Thanks for the help in advance, regards:
András
–
Tarsoly András
[email protected]
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thanks inadvance
I can’t find any other reference to a #build! method, and I’m not
clear on what it would do. #create! is distinct from #create because
it will raise an exception on a validation error; since #build on an
association is analogous to #new on a model class, there’s no
validation performed.
Where have you used #build! in the past? What did it do, and why can’t
you use #build?
FWIW, I checked for #build! on association proxies in Rails apps I
have on hand for both 1.1, 1.2, and edge – and none of them had it.
Greetings,
On 2007.09.07., at 5:42, [email protected] wrote:
I can’t find any other reference to a #build! method, and I’m not
clear on what it would do.
Yeah, I was stupid plain and simple. Somehow it’s got into my mind,
that #build should save and return the object in the collection it’s
scoped on (what #create does) and I was just frantic because couldn’t
find any more info on this, obviously.
After looking up my codebase, it was apparent that I never used
build! before. Sorry for the confusion and thanks for your time
anyway 
Have a nice weekend,
András
Tarsoly
Andrá[email protected]