i forgot to paste it and i did some mess :)
it's a method which does some stuff before calling the sphinx search.
Btw i've also tried directly calling sphinx search (to see if my
method was broken) and you can try this:
A much clearer example:
In the db is this structure:
article -> tags
an index collect the tag's name using:
indexes self.tags(:name), :as => :tags
def test_simple_test
assert_equal 1, articles(:second).tags.size # <-- this article has
just one tag
assert_equal tags(:cde), articles(:second).tags.first # <-- there
is only this object associated to this tag
# assert_equal 1, tags(:cde).articles.size
assert_equal 'cde', tags(:cde).name
tags(:cde).update_attribute(:name, 'abc')
# here i've also tried with a tags(:cde).reload
ThinkingSphinx::Configuration.instance.build
ThinkingSphinx::Configuration.instance.controller.index
ThinkingSphinx::Configuration.instance.controller.start
results = Article.search('', :conditions => {:tags => 'cde')
assert_equal 0, results.total_entries # <-- this is what it should
be, but there is one result... the articles(:second), which has still
associated the old tag.
# you can for example do a puts results.first.tags.map(&:name) to
see that the tag has the name changed, but sphinx get it anyway
ThinkingSphinx::Configuration.instance.controller.stop
end
I've tried all this also in the dev mode using the console and rebuild
the index with ts:in, and all works correctly, so it's just a matter
of the test mode i think. Should i update in same way the tags table
during the test? (how?)
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