SOLVED -- it was an AR caching problem. I had Factory code that was
essentially doing:
def make_me_a_premise(opts = {})
opts = MODEL_PREMISE_DEFAULTS.merge(opts)
premise = Factory(:premise)
Factory(:premise_group_member,
:premise => premise,
:premise_group => opts[:premise_group])
...
premise
end
... which was properly creating a premise <=> premise_group association,
but not informing the in-memory premise_group about the new association.
adding:
opts[:premise_group].reload
fixed everything. @David and @Pat, thanks for helping point the way.
- ff
[PS: Is there a more Rails-y way do make the association that won't run
into this problem? And what about the case where the association
carries a value with it -- you can't just do a push.]
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