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Why: There are Notifications with associated `notifiables` that actually are not anymore Notifiables (the class doesn't include the Notifiable concern). So when Notification delegates certain "notifiable" methods to them the is an error. How: Using `try` directly on the notifiable association to avoid the delegate trap on those corner case scenarios.
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29 lines
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<li id="<%= dom_id(notification) %>" class="notification <%= 'unread' if notification&.unread? %>">
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<% if notification.notifiable.try(:notifiable_available?) %>
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<% locals = { notification: notification,
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timestamp: notification.timestamp,
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title: notification.notifiable_title,
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body: notification.notifiable.try(:body) } %>
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<% link_text = render partial: '/notifications/notification_body', locals: locals %>
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<%= link_to_if notification.link.present?, link_text, notification.link %>
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<% else %>
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<p>
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<strong>
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<%= t("notifications.notification.notifiable_hidden") %>
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</strong>
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</p>
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<% end %>
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<% if notification.unread? %>
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<%= link_to t("notifications.notification.mark_as_read"),
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mark_as_read_notification_path(notification),
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method: :put, remote: true,
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class: "mark-notification small" %>
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<% else %>
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<%= link_to t("notifications.notification.mark_as_unread"),
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mark_as_unread_notification_path(notification),
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method: :put, remote: true,
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class: "mark-notification small" %>
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<% end %>
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</li>
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