Add interpolation value on messages #1322
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This is a good try, but I am not sure that this is testing everything that needs to be tested. This scenario for the test you updated seems to be that the model has a custom validation that happens to mimic what validates_inclusion_of. I don't think it's necessary to reproduce that in fixing #1233; I think you can assume the model has validates_inclusion_of somewhere in it.
A better place to test this bugfix would probably be in both of the shared contexts that are being utilized in this file ("it supports in_array" and "it supports in_range"), since someone will encounter this bug when using:
validates_inclusion_of :rating, in: [1, 3, 5], message: 'the value: %{value} is not 1, 3, or 5'
just as much as:
validates_inclusion_of :rating, in: 1..5, message: 'the value: %{value} is not between 1 and 5'
Secondly, we will probably want to make sure that there is a test (or multiple tests) that make use of with_message, with_low_message and with_high_message, and not just with_low_message and with_high_message.
I realize there are a LOT of tests for validate_inclusion_of, so feel free to ask more questions if you are confused.
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Hi @JuarezLustosa, hope you are ok. Do you still intend to work on this PR? I was thinking about adding more tests to this PR. Thank you for your contribution. |
Hey @vsppedro. All good, hope the same. Go ahead, You can it. Thank you 😃 |
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This pr fix interpolation and case value are added to the message, like this.
with_message('the value: %{value} is not inside the acceptable list')Fix this or #1233