fabrication

Presumably you have a User model in the shop app that is capable of writing users, which you would

Yes! It dit it. Thank you. require 'bunny' require_relative '../../app/amqp_response'

It worked! Thanks for the quick response to my naive question. On Mon, Feb 18, 2019 at 6:23 PM Paul

Thanks a lot for helping me. Someone told me to change for be_empty instead and it got green and

Yes, it was a typo. Anyway, let me try it just to be sure. I will update. El jueves, 4 de mayo de

Hey Rakesh, The short answer is that you'll need to specify different fabricators for these

In terms of database speed that really has little to do with the library. They both are using active

Fabrication is setting a field on your `Image` model called `filename` to the string value provided (

Currently I can't do that, but I'll keep it in mind for the future. Thanks! On Thursday,

Cool, thanks! On Thursday, November 6, 2014 1:50:48 PM UTC-2, Paul Elliott wrote: You can just drop

Hey Pablo, There is no way to do that in the current version, although it could be added to the class

I just replied on Stack Overflow and am opening an issue to build in support for this so it works

Hey Paul, I think integrating them is a pretty cool idea. Do you think you'd be able to put

Hey Pablo, That is a perfectly valid question and I'll do my best to answer it. To be honest, I

If I understand your question correctly, you need the user for this voting to be the same as the user

Thanks very much for that Paul, it works for me :) On Tuesday, 19 November 2013 13:53:51 UTC, Paul

You can specify the "class_name" in the fabricator definition like this: Fabricator(:

RE team = Fabricate(:team) Fabricate.times(4, :member, team: team) This is exactly what I was doing

Yep! That worked. Not sure how I missed that ;/ Thanks. On Wednesday, September 25, 2013 12:32:42 PM

Very cool, thanks! On Fri, Aug 9, 2013 at 8:50 PM, Paul Elliott <pa...@codingfrontier.com> wrote

You can only set attributes in the fabricator block, although you could leverage a callback to set

The nuances you are uncovering have to do with ActiveRecord. Fabrication sets attributes on models

I don't typically validate belongs_to associations because it tends to be more trouble than the

Thanks so much! Of course it totally makes sense. Somehow I forgot that I was actually setting a *

Wow, thanks so much for the thorough researching. I really appreciate all the help. On Tue, Jul 30,

Hey Ilia, I don't think that is going to be possible within fabrication. What you could do is put

Ah right, of course. Forgot that I can still use Ruby. :) Thanks for the help! On Monday, July 15,

Mighty fine, thanks! -a On Monday, June 3, 2013 2:19:33 PM UTC-4, Paul Elliott wrote: Instead of

Sorry, wasn't thinking straight, and got my brackets in the wrong places. Got that sorted out

I'm trrying to fabricate a model that has multiple associations. because each association has