Ruby on Rails

Finne Jager wrote in post #971314:
>> You forgot to set up the associations on Timesheet properly. What
>> associations does Timesheet currently have?
>
> class Timesheet < ActiveRecord::Base
> belongs_to :incident
>
> has_one :command_officer
> has_one :fire_chief
> has_many :fire_fighters

Still using the data model I advised you against, I see...

...but in any case, I think you want @timesheet.fire_fighters.create,
not @timesheet.create_fire_fighter , which doesn't exist on has_many.

>
>
> class FireFighter < ActiveRecord::Base
> belongs_to :timesheet
>
>
> I tested it with the console, Tiemsheet.last.fire_fighters returns an
> empty array []

You do know that Timesheet.last will return an arbitrary timesheet, and
that you can't predict which one it returns, right?

Best,
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