Hi,
I am serializing an attribute in my model with serialize :data
The data in question is a hash defined as
{:terminal_id => terminal_id, :order_data => table_order_data, :table_id
=> table_id}
I have deployed my app on a few machines and it works well, storing the
data above in serialized format as follows:
---
:terminal_id: DellXP
:order_data: !map:ActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess
tableID: "39"
orderData: !map:ActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess
items: !map:ActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess
"0": !map:ActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess
amount: "1"
product: !map:ActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess
id: "68"
name: Club Orange
price: "2.4"
tax_rate: "21"
tax_rate: "21"
product_price: "2.4"
total_price: "2.4"
terminal_id: DellXP
time_added: "1310730896520"
serving_employee_id: "1"
synced: "true"
itemNumber: "1"
total: "2.4"
:table_id: "39"
:serving_employee_id: "1"
I recently did a fresh deploy and the data is now being stored without
the !map:ActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess part, which is
breaking my app. The serialized data is now stored as:
---
:terminal_id: DellXP
:order_data:
tableID: '1'
orderData:
items:
'0':
amount: '1'
product:
id: '7'
name: Guinness Pint
price: '3.8'
tax_rate: '21'
tax_rate: '21'
product_price: '3.8'
total_price: '3.8'
terminal_id: DellXP
time_added: '1310729775938'
serving_employee_id: '1'
synced: 'true'
itemNumber: '1'
total: '3.8'
:table_id: '1'
:serving_employee_id: '1'
which is different to the above (which actually worked for me)
I am not sure what is going on, as I am using the exact same codebase.
Anyone have any ideas?
thanks
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