NoMethodError: undefined method `groups' for {:as=>"manager"}:Hash about groupify

[fourfour]

I think I solved this: Pull request here:
#13

[dwbutler]

I believe this issue is caused by using the last stable version (0.5.1) which doesn't have group memberships implemented. Please double check and make sure you're using the release candidate (0.6.0.rc1).

[fourfour]

Ya, I am on 0.6.0.rc1.

It is working by using self.id on this line:
member.group_memberships.where(group_id: self.id, membership_type: membership_type).first_or_create!

Now I am getting a no relation error using `user.groups'

[dwbutler]

I'll take a closer look at your Gist and see if any configuration is missing.

[fourfour]

Thanks man, appreciate it. Love the gem, it's exactly what I need atm.

[dwbutler]

Great, hope we can figure this out! I'm trying to reproduce this locally. What version of ActiveRecord are you using?

[fourfour]

4.0.5

[fourfour]

You know what, it's working fine in my test app... But not in my real app. So it must be something in there. Strange, it's setup the same.

[dwbutler]

I forked your gist and modified it to make the code runnable: https://gist.github.com/dwbutler/e7d6aaa64cbaa792402b

It's working fine without any issues.

Is it possible you forgot to run the migrations? =)

[fourfour]

ok I think I got it. I had already had a Group model setup before I started using Groupify, so there was a has_many :groups in User. Must have been confusing it.

I think everything is working now. Thanks a ton for you help 👍

[dwbutler]

You're welcome!

[fourfour]

Spoke to soon. It worked for a second and then stopped.

https://gist.github.com/fourfour/91c72ea1c9fc8df8f708

It's like it's missing the has_many association

(Sorry to bug you about this)

[dwbutler]

I think the issue is with how you're using ActiveRecord. Try replacing:

u = User.where(:email => '[email protected]')

with:

u = User.where(:email => '[email protected]').first

Notice in your gist that without first, your query is returning ActiveRecord::Relation (which represents an array of results) rather than a single User object.

[fourfour]

Interesting. I have never run into that before, but you are correct sir!

Thanks dude.

[dwbutler]

No problem!