Are not both cases invalid input? Why should we accept empty hashes?
On Thu, May 7, 2015 at 2:14 PM Michael Mahemoff <[email protected]> wrote:
> The following will return an error:
>
> > Post.first.update_columns({})
> ArgumentError: Empty list of attributes to change
>
> I think that's surprising, because I see update_columns as an analogue to
> update_attributes, just without callbacks happening. An empty hash for the
> latter is fine:
>
> > Post.first.update_attributes({})
> true
>
> So shouldn't update_columns support an empty hash too? In the rare cases
> where callbacks should be avoided and this is needed, it would save having
> to make a special-case check to prevent the error.
>
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