I have to following block and getting some strange behavior...
class ChatRoomUser
one_to_many :messages,
key: :chat_room_id,
primary_key: :chat_room_id,
class: "ChatRoomMessage",
graph_block: (proc do |j, s|
{Sequel[j][:user_id] => Sequel[s][:user_id]}
end) do |ds|
* ds.where(user_id: user_id)*
end
end
So this works:
>> ChatRoomUser[*ChatRoom.last.chat_room_users.first*.id].readable_messages
This does not:
>> *ChatRoom.last.chat_room_users.first*.readable_messages
NameError: undefined local variable or method `user_id' for
ChatRoomUser:Class
=====
I'm not really sure where to begin to look for this issue. It appears when
you chain the associations, it's instantiating the objects with "something
different" that is causing this issue.
Any thoughts?
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