I'm trying to test a system for creating article translations where there is a self-join on the publications table. I've created a factory that will create multiple translations and associate them with a 'parent' article.
Using Rails 5 with factory_girl 4.7.0, rspec, and Database_cleaner
All actions work as expected, but creating a test is the problem
Here's the relevant model validations and methods:
# models/publication.rb
has_many :translations, class_name: "Publication", foreign_key: "translation_id", dependent: :nullify
belongs_to :translation, class_name: "Publication", optional: true
validates :language, uniqueness: { scope: :translation_id }, if: :is_translation?
def is_translation?
!translation.nil?
end
Factory (irrelevant code omitted):
# spec/factories/publication.rb
factory :publication, aliases: [:published_pub] do
title 'Default Title'
language 'EN'
published
after(:build) do |object|
create(:version, publication: object)
end
#-- This is where I suspect the problem stems from
trait :with_translations do
association :user, factory: :random_user
after(:build) do |object|
create_list(:translation, 3, {user: object.user, translation:object})
end
end
end
factory :translation, class: Publication do
sequence(:title) { |n| ['French Article', 'Spanish Article', 'German Article', 'Chinese Article'][n]}
sequence(:language) { |n| ['FR', 'ES', 'DE', 'CN'][n]}
user
end
And a basic test:
# spec/models/publication_spec.rb
before(:each) do
@translation_parent = create(:publication, :with_translations)
@pub_without_trans = create(:publication, :with_random_user)
end
scenario 'is_translation?' do
# No actual test code needed, this passes regardless
end
scenario 'has_translations?' do
# No actual test code needed, this (and subsequent tests) fail regardless
end
Finally, the error:
Failure/Error: create_list(:translation, 3, {user: object.user, translation:object})
ActiveRecord::RecordInvalid:
Validation failed: Language has already been taken
The first test passes (and the publication object with translations is created correctly)but any subsequent test fails. The issue is that I have a uniqueness validation scoped to translation_id and it appears that factorygirl is trying to add the generated translations to an already existing publication instead of creating an entirely new publication.
Any help is appreciated!
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