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I just can't get my head around this. How can it be that when I do on console something like this:
Event.create!
An error is raised with the following useless error message.
>Mongoid::Errors::Validations: {:message=>"Validation of %
failed.", :summary=>"The following errors were found: %
{errors}", :resolution=>"Try persisting the document with valid data or remove the validations."}I mean sure ok I now know there's a validation error, but no idea what so ever which validations are failing.. I suppose the error messages should be where there's just "%{errors}
", but obviously they are not.
Sure I could just do:
e = Event.create puts e.errors.inspect #or something..
But the problem actually sprung from using Fabricator for feeding some random stuff on my local dev database for testing ui. Thus I can't use the easy way of going around this and neither can I adapt it to work with Fabricator, because I can't use Fabricate.build 'cos it doesn't seem to work (it probably can't handle the complex relations properly, which is probably a bug in Fabricator...) and Fabricate.attributes_for(:event) fails withe the same error message as creating... so there is actually no way of telling what is wrong with the Fabricator definition.. at least not any easy way..