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This way there'll be no side effects if accidentally executed on data already having the `original_heading_id`.
37 lines
1.0 KiB
Ruby
37 lines
1.0 KiB
Ruby
require "rails_helper"
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describe Budget do
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let(:run_rake_task) do
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Rake::Task["budgets:set_original_heading_id"].reenable
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Rake.application.invoke_task("budgets:set_original_heading_id")
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end
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it "sets attribute original_heading_id for existing investments" do
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heading = create(:budget_heading)
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investment = create(:budget_investment, heading: heading)
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investment.update(original_heading_id: nil)
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expect(investment.original_heading_id).to equal(nil)
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run_rake_task
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investment.reload
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expect(investment.original_heading_id).to equal(heading.id)
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end
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it "does not overwrite original_heading_id when already present" do
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original_heading = create(:budget_heading)
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new_heading = create(:budget_heading)
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investment = create(:budget_investment, heading: original_heading)
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investment.update(heading: new_heading)
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expect(investment.original_heading_id).to eq original_heading.id
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run_rake_task
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investment.reload
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expect(investment.original_heading_id).to eq original_heading.id
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end
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end
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