So I'm having this extremely weird issue with an integer column not being
available via instance method in a before/after save hook. See below test
code:
require 'sequel'
DB = Sequel.sqlite(':memory:')
DB.create_table(:notifications_jobs) do
primary_key :id
String :object_kind, size: 60, null: false
Integer :object_id, null: false
end
class NotificationJob < Sequel::Model(:notifications_jobs)
protected
def before_save
puts "#{self.object_kind}, #{self[:object_kind]}"
puts "#{self.object_id}, #{self[:object_id]}"
end
end
NotificationJob.create(object_kind: 'hello', object_id: 5)
If you run this small example object_kind is available via the instance
method but the integer returns what I'm assuming is the maximum integer
value in Ruby likely due to it being undefined?
Is this intended functionality / should I be doing this differently?
Cheers,
Robert
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