Are you somehow inserting a blank in your model with a before_save or
similar callback? What is the value of the column in the created
record? Are you the only one with access to the DB tables? Could
somebody have changed the column to allow now null values?
On Apr 9, 7:45 am, Hemant Bhargava wro
You should remove:null => false. With it, you have a 0 in any new
record, so validates_presence_of :employee_id will return true.
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In which file is this test written and how are you running it?
Also, these kinds of tests are not very useful because
they try to test the framework, ActiveRecord in this case.
Tests should target the intended behavior of your application.
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Anthony wrote:
> it is impossible!!
>
Hey i know that is impossible.. That's why i am asking you people.. i
have posted my migrations and validations here as well..
Can you please look at them and tell me ..
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