Here's the permission clause on my model:
def view_permitted?(field)
user_is?(acting_user) || acting_user.administrator?
end
Problem is, when I'm not logged in, it bombs out with:
undefined method `id' for guest:Guest
Grepping on user_is doesn't find a method definition. I can't step
into it using a debugger. Where on earth does user_is? come from??
Once I find it, I can fix it.
For now, I've worked around this like so:
def view_permitted?(field)
return false if acting_user.guest?
user_is?(acting_user) || acting_user.administrator?
end
No more crash but this seems strange, no?
- Scott
Oh, if you're wondering why I'm getting an exception instead of the
typical "warning: Object#id will be deprecated; use Object#object_id"
warning in the logs, I turned them off by stuffing this in
config/environments/development.rb:
Object.send(:undef_method, :id) if Object.respond_to?(:id)
Makes it much easier to see where I'm misusing objects. It's all too
easy to accidentally use a plain array as if it were a collection of
models.
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