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Description
Hello,
I have a rake task that looks like this:
namespace :db do
desc "Erase and fill database"
task :populate => :environment do
[A,B].each(&:delete_all)
A.populate 15 do |a|
a.title = Populator.words(5..8)
B.populate 3 do |b|
b.a_id = a.id
b.title = Populator.words(5..8)
end#B
end#A
end#task
end#namespace
Using sqlite3, whenever I call the rake task multiple times, everything works.
Using postgresql, first time works like a charm (asuming I just migrated the database) but the second+ times it fails. When looking at
A.all.to_a (using Rails 4)
B.all.to_a
I have data for both models but each record in b has an invalid id for a_id and associations are lost (ie. I cannot do a.bs)
obvious here a, b are places holders.
This seems to happen with postgresql and not sqlite3. Getting the same error on heroku (uses postresql) and in local machine