Using same factory overwrites multiple assigned instances about rosie HOT 4 CLOSED

Can you provide a minimal example on codesandbox.io or something?

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Sorry, didn't get a chance to do that and frankly, don't feel like taking the time to do it. There are some other issues with the library, so instead, I decided to switch to Fishery made by ThoughtBot, which has none of the issues I find with Rosie.

Sorry for not being helpful about this, it's been a great library otherwise

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I got the same issue here. If you modify 1 property in an object inside, It will override forever. Eg:

  import BookFactory from '../factories/Book';
  const entry1 = BookFactory.build({ id: '1', attributes: { title: 'Journal' } }); 
  const entry2 = BookFactory.build({ id: '2', });

when build entry1, I override attributes => title.
After that I build entry2, don't pass value for attributes. But entry2.attributes.title still equals 'Journal'.
Already use Factory.resetAll(), but doesn't work.
@eventualbuddha could you check this.

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I tried this, and it seemed to work as expected. Can you provide an example that behaves as you say?

const { Factory } = require("rosie");

const BookFactory = new Factory();
const entry1 = BookFactory.build({ id: "1", attributes: { title: "Journal" } });
const entry2 = BookFactory.build({ id: "2" });

console.log({ entry1, entry2 });
/*
{
  entry1: { id: '1', attributes: { title: 'Journal' } },
  entry2: { id: '2' }
}
*/

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