This is a weird one. It would be one thing if is_a? failed consistently
but if I refresh the page the second attempt always works.
I have the following code that works fine every time:
@node = Node.find(params[:id])
@node.is_a?(Node) # => always will return true
However I recently added an accounts layer to my code and now the query
looks like this:
class Account
has_many :nodes
end
@node = current_account.nodes.find(params[:id])
@node.class # => Node
@node.is_a?(Node) # => false on first request, true on subsequent ones
The sql query generated from the above query looks fine:
SELECT "nodes".* FROM "nodes" WHERE ("nodes".account_id = 1) AND
("nodes"."id" = 42) LIMIT 1
But something funny is going on because not even the following works:
@node = current_account.nodes.find(params[:id])
@node # => #<Node:0x00000104cea108>
@node.class # => Node
@node.class == Node # => false
I appreciate any input. Been banging my head on this one for a while
now and making no progress.
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