Hello,
I'm creating a model through Model::create, who is expecting a hash (value
parameter).
One hash value is a frozen string, and I receive an exception that some
code is trying to modify a frozen string.
Of course, I can dup my parameter and it fixes everything.
But the natural thing is that the create function does not try to modify my
parameters.
I searched in the gem code and I found that in line 66 of
lib/sequel/plugins/force_encoding.rb
def typecast_value(column, value)
s = super
s.force_encoding(model.forced_encoding) if s.is_a?(String) &&
model.forced_encoding
s
end
the code is trying to force an encoding for that value parameter. This
happens in ruby 1.9 with the introduction of the string encoding handling.
I think a single s = s.dup would fix the issue.
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