Reputation: 22237
I tried amoeba version 2.0.0 in the Rails console (with Ruby 2.1). This is my model:
class Dict < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :user
has_many :cards, dependent: :destroy
has_many :idioms, through: :cards
end
class Card < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :dict
has_many :idioms, dependent: :destroy
amoeba do
exclude_field :dict_id
end
end
class Idiom < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :card
amoeba do
include_field :repres
include_field :card_id
include_field :kind
include_field :note
end
end
Now in the Rails console I try
c=Card.find_by_id(19) # yields a Card object
c.amoeba_dup
This raises the exception
NoMethodError: undefined method macro' for nil:NilClass
from .../amoeba-2.0.0/lib/amoeba.rb:412:in amo_process_association'
from .../amoeba-2.0.0/lib/amoeba.rb:381:in block in amoeba_dup'
from .../amoeba-2.0.0/lib/amoeba.rb:379:in each'
from ..../amoeba-2.0.0/lib/amoeba.rb:379:in amoeba_dup'
from .../amoeba-2.0.0/lib/amoeba.rb:457:in block in amo_process_association'
Where did I make a mistake?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1172
Reputation: 81540
This question was also asked on GitHub: When using amoeba_dub : undefined method for NilClass
It was caused by include_field
being used on something that wasn't an association. Don't do that! To avoid ambiguity in the future, include_field
was renamed to include_association
.
Upvotes: 0