On Jan 28, 2016, at 9:30 , Alex Boster <[email protected]> wrote:
> +1 for Rob’s suggestion. Check for gems that would create default scopes that
> aren’t necessarily obvious in the model file, like paranoia.
Nice to see I have a reputation for something technical. :-)
This:
factory :order_with_segments do
after(:create) do |o|
segs = [
create(:driving_segment1),
create(:flying_segment1),
create(:driving_segment2)]
segs.each do |seg|
o.delivery_route_segments << seg
end
produces segments with ids of 1, 2, 2. I've also tried just doing
order.delivery_route_segments = segs
with similar results.
I wound up having to manually set the position values in SQL. But if I'm doing
that, what is acts_as_list doing for me, here?
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