Flavio Castelli 28f541eefc Ensure static attributes are executed before dynamic ones. ... Static attributes must be executed first because dynamic attributes might rely on them. This is really important when using the :parent relationship. Previous code didn't work fine in situations like this one: Factory.define(:generic_user, :class => User) do |u| u.email { |user| "#{user.name}@example.com } end Factory.define(:flavio, :parent => :generic_user) do |u| u.name "flavio" end When building a :user object the previous code would have set the email attribute and then the name attribute. This results in a user object with an invalid email address: the 'name' attribute is yet not set while the 'email' attribute is evaluated. Closes #159		2011-08-05 11:11:34 -04:00
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acceptance	Ensure static attributes are executed before dynamic ones.	2011-08-05 11:11:34 -04:00
factory_girl	Ensure static attributes are executed before dynamic ones.	2011-08-05 11:11:34 -04:00
factory_girl_spec.rb	Split factories/sequences into separate registries most of the time;	2011-05-25 20:08:59 -04:00
spec_helper.rb	Fixed defined constants interacting in nested contexts	2011-07-05 18:42:57 -04:00