fixtures

When running my tests I get this error: FixtureClassNotFound: No class attached to find What causes this error and how to fix it? Yoni Baciu Most likely this happens because a custom table name is used for a Model (using the set_table_name) or the model is in a module. To solve, you need to add a set_fixture_class line in the test_helper.rb before the fixtures :all line: class ActiveSupport::TestCase self.use_transactional_fixtures = true . . . set_fixture_class my_table_name: MyModule::MyClass fixtures :all end In this case the fixtures file should be called my_table_name.yml NOTE: It would

I have two models, App and User , where an App has a creator who is a User . # app.rb class App < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :creator, class_name: 'User' end # user.rb class User < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :apps, foreign_key: "creator_id" end How do I create fixtures for this? I tried: # apps.yml myapp: name: MyApp creator: admin (User) # users.yml admin: name: admin But this doesn't work, since the relation is an aliased foreign key, not a polymorphic type. Omitting the (User) in the creator line doesn't work either. I have seen several threads about Foreign Key and fixtures, but none

Is there any way to load fixtures that have circular referencing? As an example I have the following fixture: BusinessEntityTeam: Nicole_Team: name: Nicole's Team Manager: [Nicole] Business: [ACMEWidgets] sfGuardUser Nicole: first_name: Nicole last_name: Jones email_address: nicole@example.com username: nicole password: nicole Groups: [Group_abc] Team: [Nicole_Team] As you can see, Nicole_Team references Nicole... but Nicole also references Nicole_Team. When Manager wasn't a required column this was OK (the fixture loaded, but Manager was NULL), but now it's required it's impossible to load