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Alex Alex
Courses Plus Student 2,176 PointsActiveRecord::RecordNotFound: Couldn't find Status with id=
When I try to run the functional test for status controller i get this error 5 times, what can I do to fix it. ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound: Couldn't find Status with id=980190962 [WHERE "statuses"."user_id" = 625417172], these test are made in Join Table video.
Thank you
7 Answers
Jason Seifer
Treehouse Guest TeacherHi Alex,
Try making sure that you are sending in the correct status to the test and that it belongs to the correct user in the fixtures file. That would seem to be the problem.
Alex Alex
Courses Plus Student 2,176 PointsProjects.yml one: name: alex description: MyAddress2 url: MyString2 two: name: alex description: MyAddress url: MyString three: name: ben description: "My Address1" url: MyString
when I modify the method update in this controller to:
@project = current_user.projects.find(params[:id]) if params[:project] && params[:project].has_key?(:user_id) params[:project].delete(:user_id)
I get the error messages that I posted before, but if i leave the update method with its default values I get: test "should not update the project if nothing has changed" do sign_in users(:alex) put :update, id: @project assert_redirected_to project_path(assigns(:project)) assert_equal assigns(:project).user_id, users(:alex).id end
I did exactly like you Jason, or maybe I forgot to add somethings, but I can not find what or where. Or maybe the fixture, because I don't have the field that row called user?
Thank you for your time Jason
Jason Seifer
Treehouse Guest TeacherThat's correct, you'll need the user row for the object to be associated via fixtures. That would probably be the cause of the failures.
Alex Alex
Courses Plus Student 2,176 PointsI changed 2 things I added user, and I checked my test setup, because I forgot to add users to sign_in :) thank you for your help
Alex Alex
Courses Plus Student 2,176 PointsNobody knows anything?:(
Alex Alex
Courses Plus Student 2,176 PointsJason, are there any tools for catching the errors? or what other solution I have? Because the app is working fine, only the tests have problems and I want to fix them, because I do not need any surprises later.
Regards, Alex
Jason Seifer
Treehouse Guest TeacherHey Alex Alex unfortunately it just takes time to figure out what the error messages mean. Once you get good at that, debugging will be a lot easier. Are you still getting errors?
Alex Alex
Courses Plus Student 2,176 PointsNo, i fixed them all and finished Building Social Features in Ruby on Rails tutorial, but I have problems with the challenges, every time I press the check work it gives me an alert, and I am sure that what I am writing them right.
Jason Seifer
Treehouse Guest TeacherWhat challenges are you having trouble with?
Alex Alex
Courses Plus Student 2,176 PointsCode Challenge: Controller Formats, Code Challenge: Adding States, Code Challenge: Adding Controller Methods, Code Challenge: Scoped Finders, Code Challenge: Creating Model Methods.
It takes a lot of time to compile them, and after that it tells me to contact treehouse.