Marie-Therese Fischer
@fischer.codes
Developer, Social Scientist and Wilderness Mentor from Vienna
Or you could just call me:
Nerd, Solarpunk and Herb Witch 😁✌️
Or you could just call me:
Nerd, Solarpunk and Herb Witch 😁✌️
And throws: `You tried to define an enum named "status" on the model "Task", but this will generate a instance method "working_on_this?", which is already defined by another enum. (ArgumentError)`
Which is obviously bullsh*t and you're like WHAAAAAT?? 😅
(see report github.com/rails/rails/...)
Which is obviously bullsh*t and you're like WHAAAAAT?? 😅
(see report github.com/rails/rails/...)
ArgumentError (You tried to define an enum named "availabilty_type" on the model "Product", but this will generate a instance method "regular?", which is already defined by another enum. · Issue #4053...
Saw many issues relating to this problem but all seem to come down to the use of the same value for different enums within the same model, which can be resolved with the use of _suffix or _prefix. ...
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March 16, 2025 at 4:41 PM
And throws: `You tried to define an enum named "status" on the model "Task", but this will generate a instance method "working_on_this?", which is already defined by another enum. (ArgumentError)`
Which is obviously bullsh*t and you're like WHAAAAAT?? 😅
(see report github.com/rails/rails/...)
Which is obviously bullsh*t and you're like WHAAAAAT?? 😅
(see report github.com/rails/rails/...)
So you got
```
class Task < ApplicationRecord
enum :status, {
working_on_this: 0,
closed: 1
}
validates :owner_id, on: :update
end
```
The `validates` is obviously missing something like `presence: true`. But Rails thinks your `enum` above is the problem.
```
class Task < ApplicationRecord
enum :status, {
working_on_this: 0,
closed: 1
}
validates :owner_id, on: :update
end
```
The `validates` is obviously missing something like `presence: true`. But Rails thinks your `enum` above is the problem.
March 16, 2025 at 4:41 PM
So you got
```
class Task < ApplicationRecord
enum :status, {
working_on_this: 0,
closed: 1
}
validates :owner_id, on: :update
end
```
The `validates` is obviously missing something like `presence: true`. But Rails thinks your `enum` above is the problem.
```
class Task < ApplicationRecord
enum :status, {
working_on_this: 0,
closed: 1
}
validates :owner_id, on: :update
end
```
The `validates` is obviously missing something like `presence: true`. But Rails thinks your `enum` above is the problem.
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December 6, 2024 at 10:01 AM
Thank you @hansschnedlitz.com and @hola-soy-milk.online for reviving this meetup 😊