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Root825995y@AlgoRythm I suppose that would look strange to non-Railsy devs. Enumerable#last returns the last element of e.g. an array, or in this case, the last record from the Periodic::Payment model. So it is calling the #agent_authorization= setter on an instance of the class.
Still no clue why it isn't working in the test env 😕 -
What the fuck is that even supposed to mean.
This is worse error logging than in c(forgot the compiler name) -
fuckwit12185y@Ranchu quite ez it says that this instance of this object does not have a method with that name.
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fuckwit12185y@Ranchu that's the objects ID ruby assigns to an object. Rspec does some fancy stuff with that.
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RSpec:
Undefined method 'agent_authorization=' for #<Periodic::Payment:0x000000C0FFEE>
Rails Console:
> Periodic::Payment.last.agent_authorization = "PPD"
=> "PPD"
> puts "Hmmm."
=> "Hmmm."
rant
oh rails you drunk
rspec
i've spent two hours on this already
rails
too tired for your shenanigans