Details
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Bug
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Status: Backlog
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Minor - P4
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Resolution: Unresolved
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7.0.5
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None
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Debian 10.2, mongo:3.4.22-xenial container
Description
An object in a module will not get associated objects. Look at the code below. The company object in module Test1 does not behave as expected. c.emails should have been an array of 1. The workaround is to use an explicit class name as shown in module Test2.
require "mongoid" |
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Mongoid.load!('mongoid.yml', 'development') |
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module Test1 |
class Company |
include Mongoid::Document
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has_many :emails |
end |
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class Email |
include Mongoid::Document
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belongs_to :company |
end |
end
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module Test2 |
class Company |
include Mongoid::Document
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has_many :emails, class_name: "Test2::Email" |
end |
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class Email |
include Mongoid::Document
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belongs_to :company, class_name: "Test2::Company" |
end |
end
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class Company |
include Mongoid::Document
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has_many :emails |
end
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class Email |
include Mongoid::Document
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belongs_to :company |
end
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def test(mod) |
# setup |
c = eval("#{mod}::Company.create") |
e = eval("#{mod}::Email.create") |
e.company = c
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c.save
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e.save
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c.reload
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# check the emails array |
puts c.emails
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if c.emails.size == 1 |
puts "success" |
else |
puts "failure" |
end |
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# teardown |
c.destroy
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e.destroy
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end
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test("Test1") # fails. Expecting a success |
test("Test2") # succeeds |
test("") # succeeds |
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