Open midhunkrishna opened 11 years ago
Sorry, forgot to mention one thing, We don't have 'created_at' and 'updated_at' fields in our model. Could that be the reason? But it works 8/10 tries!
Not at my computer but can you make sure you're pointing to master on github and not using the gem?
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On Sep 3, 2013, at 11:30 PM, Sreenath Nannat notifications@github.com wrote:
Sorry, forgot to mention one thing, We don't have 'created_at' and 'updated_at' fields in our model. Could that be the reason? But it works 8/10 tries!
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I encountered this issue recently [motion_model (0.5.3)], in the same inconsistent manner and for the same use case. Adding explicit :created_at and :updated_at columns to the Model classes eliminated the problem.
Is there any way to create a reproducible spec for this? I need some code that fails sometimes. Also, for the model that's failing, are you using default values for any of the columns, and what is the position of the columns in the declaration relative to the auto-timestamp columns.
While looping through server response and populating the model, at times motion model raises either of the following exception
or
This is not happening consistently but when it happens we have no clue why it is happening.