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Jensky
Jensky

Reputation: 917

Don't stop rake task if raise an error

I have simple rake file. It imports data from the .xls file to the database. But some of the data is invalid. Then data is invalid rake stop excecuting script. But I wan to just skip this row and try with the next.

Part of my code:

data.each do |row|

username = row[0].slice!(0..2) + row[1].slice!(0..2) + rand(100).to_s
username.downcase
password = "pass1234"
User.create!(
    email: row[2].downcase,
    username: username,
    first_name: row[0],
    last_name: row[1],
    expiration_date: row[3],
    password: password,
    password_confirmation: password)
p 'done'

end

The error is about the validation, eg.:

rake aborted!
ActiveRecord::RecordInvalid: Validation failed: Expiration date must be after 2015-10-27

Script is stopped and valid records are not added.

Upvotes: 4

Views: 2078

Answers (1)

Bryan Oemar
Bryan Oemar

Reputation: 926

Wrap it in a begin/rescue block.

data.each do |row|
  begin 
    username = row[0].slice!(0..2) + row[1].slice!(0..2) + rand(100).to_s
    username.downcase
    password = "pass1234"
    User.create!(
        email: row[2].downcase,
        username: username,
        first_name: row[0],
        last_name: row[1],
        expiration_date: row[3],
        password: password,
        password_confirmation: password)
    p 'done'
  rescue => e
    # log exception or ignore it.
  end 
end

Note that this works because the default rescue is for StandardError. Since ActiveRecord::RecordInvalid < StandardError. It will be 'catched'.

You could rescue the specific error first if you only want to do something with those specific errors.

(For reference also see the API: http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.0/Exception.html)

Upvotes: 7

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