What happens when you try to raise an exception in before_save callback ? On 7/15/07, pedz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > When a save of a record is going to cause more than one record to be > saved because they have been associated with each other, if one of the > records has a before_save callback which returns false, then that > record is not saved (which is correct) but the records saved up to > that point are not rolled back. > > e.g. > > foo = Foo.new > bar = Bar.new > foo.bars << bar > foo.save > > If bar has a before_save call back that returns false, foo will get > saved and the foo.save call will return true. > > Perhaps that is what should happen but I was expecting the whole > transaction to get rolled back. > > I opened a bug report on this but it was closed. I need to supply a > testcase. Thats fine... But I'd like first to know if this is bug or > maybe a bug or definitely not a bug. > > Thank you for you time, > Perry > > > > >
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