Hello,
I just encountered an issue where my API returns errors for an associated object. Let's say I have a User model, and a User has-many UserRoles. The errors json returned from my API looks like this:
{:errors=>
{
:email=>[
{:error=>"blank"}
],
:"user_roles.years_of_experience"=>[{:error=>"blank"}]
}
}
That is what I get when I call render json: { errors: @user.errors.details } in my API.
The error I get from Spyke is:
undefined method `user_roles.years_of_experience' for #<CoreClient::User:0x00007f1868008a70>
spyke (5.3.4) lib/spyke/attribute_assignment.rb:101:in `method_missing'
activemodel (5.2.2.1) lib/active_model/errors.rb:420:in `generate_message'
activemodel (5.2.2.1) lib/active_model/errors.rb:454:in `normalize_message'
activemodel (5.2.2.1) lib/active_model/errors.rb:298:in `add'
spyke (5.3.4) lib/spyke/http.rb:108:in `block (2 levels) in add_errors_to_model'
Is there any support for Spyke parsing errors for associated objects, or is it only working for attributes one level deep in the model being created? Maybe I'm not putting errors hash into the correct format.
Thanks!
Greg
Hello,
I just encountered an issue where my API returns errors for an associated object. Let's say I have a User model, and a User has-many UserRoles. The errors json returned from my API looks like this:
That is what I get when I call render json: { errors: @user.errors.details } in my API.
The error I get from Spyke is:
Is there any support for Spyke parsing errors for associated objects, or is it only working for attributes one level deep in the model being created? Maybe I'm not putting errors hash into the correct format.
Thanks!
Greg