Hi,
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Ok, sorry for the spam then ;)
> You should be able to do:
>
> myUserInstance.id(55L)
>
> That should set it to 55.
I try to do this in my unit test:
val u2 = User.create
u2.id(20)
I gent an exception:
"Do not have permission to set this field"
It is thrown by the code:
# def set(value: FieldType): FieldType = {
# if (safe_? || writePermission_?) i_set_!(value)
# else throw new Exception("Do not have permissions to set this
field")
# }
in MappedField
I check and it seams that the writePermission returns false
Should I run my test in different run.mode? test?
br,
- Erik
>
> Please give that a try.
>
> Thanks,
>
> David
>
>
>
> > Thanks beforehand,
>
> > - Erik
>
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