Closed kirankumawat closed 8 years ago
Please try using our bug report template. You can paste it in here, or use a gist. Thanks!
@jaredbeck should I change the same file or create a new one in the same folder
Please try using our bug report template.
should I change the same file or create a new one in the same folder
Neither. Please paste your code in here, in this issue, or include a link to a gist.
@jaredbeck Gist bug 685 .Please view and tell me if need more info.
Thanks, but when I run your bug report, I get uninitialized constant ActiveRecord (NameError)
because you omitted the setup steps from the template.
I updated the template
Hi, sorry for taking a while to get back to you. I tried running your bug report again, but it still has problems. For example, it did not load bundler, and it tried to create json columns in sqlite. Are you actually running it? The purpose of the bug report script is to be run, sorry if that wasn't clear. Anyway, I've fixed a few of the issues for you.
https://gist.github.com/jaredbeck/16d27d1cbdf7f4e2ae9dee7de97975f9
Please run that with ruby pt_issue_685.rb
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Closed due to inactivity. Please let us know when/if you update your bug report script, and we'll be happy to re-open this issue, thanks!
I created a table, structure is as given below
class SupplyChainVersion < PaperTrail::Version self.table_name = :supply_chain_versions end Used this table in two models as supply_chain.rb has_paper_trail :class_name => 'SupplyChainVersion', :only => [:compliant_status,:compliant_description]
has_many :supply_chain_requirements // defined relationship
supply_chain_requirement.rb has_paper_trail :class_name => 'SupplyChainVersion'
When I am trying getting child versions with parent using following query ,I am getting wrong records Query is: SupplyChain.find(4).versions.find(6).reify(has_many: true).supply_chain_requirements
with following database queries
SELECT "supply_chains".* FROM "supply_chains" WHERE "supply_chains"."id" = $1 LIMIT 1 [["id", 4]] SupplyChainVersion Load (48.4ms) SELECT "supply_chain_versions".* FROM "supply_chain_versions" WHERE "supply_chain_versions"."item_id" = $1 AND "supply_chain_versions"."item_type" = $2 AND "supply_chain_versions"."id" = $3 ORDER BY "supply_chain_versions"."created_at" ASC, "supply_chain_versions"."id" ASC LIMIT 1 [["item_id", 4], ["item_type", "SupplyChain"], ["id", 4]] SupplyChainVersion Load (1.1ms) SELECT "supply_chain_versions".* FROM "supply_chain_versions" WHERE (id IN (SELECT MIN(version_id) FROM "version_associations" INNER JOIN "versions" ON "versions"."id" = "version_associations"."version_id" WHERE (foreign_key_name = 'supply_chain_id') AND (foreign_key_id = 4) AND (supply_chain_versions.item_type = 'SupplyChainRequirement') AND (created_at >= '2016-01-06 12:34:42.932583' OR transaction_id = 2) GROUP BY item_id)) SupplyChainRequirement Load (1.3ms) SELECT "supply_chain_requirements".* FROM "supply_chain_requirements" WHERE "supply_chain_requirements"."supply_chain_id" = $1 [["supply_chain_id", 4]]
But same scenario is working fine without custom version tables