Ruby on Rails Tuesday, December 14, 2010

ppgengler@prevailhs.com wrote in post #968310:
[...]
> Keep in mind that in this case you don't want to do:
>
> @person = Factory(:person)
> @address = Factory(:address)
> @person.addresses << @address
>
> Because the second line will generate another, unneeded Person object.

Hold it. If there's a habtm relationship between Person and Address,
then Addresses shouldn't even have a person_id. OTOH, if there isn't a
habtm relationship, then the << operation is unnecessary (and I think
it's a syntax error).

So...which is it?

>
> \Peter

Best,
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marnen@marnen.org

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