Inverse_of doesn't work with rand parameter.

[Pedro Adame Vergara]

# spec/fabricators/a.rb

Fabricator(:a) do
 text { Faker::Lorem.sentence }
 bs(count: 4, inverse_of: :a)
end

# spec/fabricators/b.rb

Fabricator(:b) do
 text { Faker::Lorem.sentence }
 b(inverse_of: :a)
end

Given A has_many B, these fabricators works. But if I want a random count of B in A (change the parameter count: 4 to rand: 4), it goes to "No fabricator defined for bs". If I change, bs to b, it goes to "Stack level too deep" error.

How can I do that?

[Paul Elliott]

It may be because you have `b` instead of `a` as a field in the `b` Fabricator, although it may also just be a typo in this example.

If that's not the issue then I think you've stumbled on a bug. To get through the day I you may need to manually define the expansion in the fabricator like so:

```

Fabricator(:a) do

  bs(rand: 4) { Fabricate.build(:b, a: nil) }

end

```

-- Paul

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[Pedro Adame Vergara]

Yes, it was a typo. Anyway, let me try it just to be sure. I will update.

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