Model and Test values not the same about factory_bot_rails HOT 12 CLOSED

Can you post the factory and the section of the db/schema.rb that creates its table?

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Here is the factory:
Factory.define(:object) do |f|
f.name "Test Object"
f.set_spacing 4.5
end

Here is the schema.rb:
create_table "object", :force => true do |t|
t.string "name"
t.decimal "set_spacing"
end

In the schema.rb it says decimal but I run a migration which changes the type to float:
change_column :object, :set_spacing, :float, :precision => 8, :scale => 1

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If you create the model without factory girl, what happens?

define Object, "with spacing set" do
  subject { Object.create!(:set_spacing => 4.5) }
  its(:set_spacing) { should == 4.5 }
end

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When I create the object without the factory the set_spacing is 4.5:
it "should give set_spacing as 4.5" do
object = object.create!(:set_spacing => 4.5, :name => "Test Object")
object.set_spacing.should == 4.5
end

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When i do the following test the set_spacing is 5.0 and not 4.5:

it "should give set_spacing as 4.5" do
     object = Object.create!(:set_spacing => 4.5, :name => "Test Object")
      objects.set_spacing.should == 4.5
      object_action = ObjectAction.create( :name_past => "replaced", :object_counter => "", :object_name => "Pipe Section")
      job                = Job.create(:object_id => object.id)


      job.object_counter_string.should == "9.0m"
    end

It fails on the last line and give answer as "10.0m" meaning the set_spacing in the model side gets round to 5.0

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Have you overwritten the setter for set_spacing, per chance? When FactoryGirl assigns attributes, all it does is loop through each one and essentially call instance.send("#{attribute_name}=", attribute_value). What's returned when you call FactoryGirl.attributes_for(:object)?

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Can it be that the following is overwriting the value as it comes into the model
validates :set_spacing, :presence => true, :numericality => true

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The output of FactoryGirl.attributes_for(:object) is:
{:name=>"Test Object", :set_spacing=>4.5}

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Wonderful! That means it's not an issue with FactoryGirl. I'd look through your model code and try to trace down where the value is changing. I'd look in any callbacks, setters, or anything else that'd modify set_spacing. If you call FactoryGirl.build and it's set correctly to 4.5, but you know it doesn't work with FactoryGirl.create, it's pretty safe to assume it's somewhere in your validations, callbacks, or in the database layer. I'd also tail the test log to see what's actually inserted into the database, since that may help provide more clues.

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Thanks for the help

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No problem - let me know what you end up finding!

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I looked at the validations but nothing, next I went and looked at my callbacks nothing the only thing that I can think of is that my database which is Microsoft SQL Server 2008 is rounding the numbers.

I could not find any place where I change the set_spacing

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