I have used the gem to implement permitted_attributes for a subset of the nested_attributes on a model for a specific user, i.e. a user with a certain role can only update certain attributes on a nested model and none on the model itself. I can currently test this manually but am struggling to add a spec to my test suite.
The README encourages the use of pundit-matchers and I have found it useful for permitted_attributes but unfortunately it appears as though the gem doesn't support nested_attributes (issue #7) and may also be unmaintained at this point?
I imagine I'm not alone in wanting to test this at policy level so would be interested in learning how others are achieving this. Once I know I'm happy to update the documentation to help others in future.
I have used the gem to implement
permitted_attributesfor a subset of thenested_attributeson a model for a specific user, i.e. a user with a certain role can only update certain attributes on a nested model and none on the model itself. I can currently test this manually but am struggling to add a spec to my test suite.The README encourages the use of pundit-matchers and I have found it useful for
permitted_attributesbut unfortunately it appears as though the gem doesn't supportnested_attributes(issue #7) and may also be unmaintained at this point?I imagine I'm not alone in wanting to test this at policy level so would be interested in learning how others are achieving this. Once I know I'm happy to update the documentation to help others in future.