It turned out the problem was in controller code.
ActiveModel::SecurePassword implements password= method, which is used
to set password_digest field.
so: calling record.password= sets password_diggest field.
But as I have written I am using my own form system, which uses single
controller for editing all models. I had something like this in the
controller:
fields.each do |k,v|
@record[v['name']] = params['record'][v['name']]
end
which leads to when v is 'password'
@record['password'] = params['record']['password']
which works perfectly OK with mongoid and adds password attribute to
document.
And of course doesn't call @record.password= method at all.
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Solution is to use send("password=", value) method of @record.
@record.send( "#{v['name']}=", params['record'][v['name']] )
Hope this will save somebodies hours in future.
by
TheR
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