Hi Soichi,
You can temporarily do `if @plan.save!` to raise an error instead of just
having it return false and not give you any feedback. Doing this is okay
because you should not bother testing your validations as far as the
controller is concerned (you do that on your model). In any case, try t
What he wants to say is that you should log or print the error-array of
your model and look what exactly doesn't fit into your validations.
Am 12.11.2012 11:13 schrieb "Soichi Ishida" :
> > On your controller, use `create!` to see what is preventing the save.
>
> Sorry, I don't quite understand wh
> On your controller, use `create!` to see what is preventing the save.
Sorry, I don't quite understand what you mean.
my plans_controller.rb has
def create
@plan = Plan.new(params[:plan])
respond_to do |format|
if @plan.save
format.html { redirect_to @plan, notice: 'Pla
> Where do you define valid attributes?
>
You mean,
def valid_attributes
FactoryGirl.build(:plan).attributes
end
in plans_controller_spec.rb ? Even if so, I am not sure if it's a right
way.
soichi
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