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How to use add_error method of ActiveMocker Package

Best Active_mocker_ruby code snippet using ActiveMocker.add_error

file_writer.rb

...58                      active_record_model:  model).create59    end60    OtherErrors = Struct.new(:successful?)61    def collect_errors(create_mock_errors)62      add_errors!63      if create_mock_errors.present? || schema.attribute_errors?64        display_errors.failed_models << model_name65        File.delete(mock_file_path) if File.exist?(mock_file_path)66        display_errors.add(create_mock_errors)67        OtherErrors.new(false)68      else69        OtherErrors.new(true)70      end71    end72    def add_errors!73      add_error(schema.association_errors, :associations)74      add_error(schema.attribute_errors, :attributes)75    end76    def add_error(error, type)77      display_errors.wrap_errors(error, model_name, type: type)78    end79    def enabled_partials80      if config.disable_modules_and_constants81        MockCreator::ENABLED_PARTIALS_DEFAULT - [*:modules_constants]82      else83        MockCreator::ENABLED_PARTIALS_DEFAULT84      end85    end86    def schema87      @schema ||= Schema.new(ActiveRecordSchemaScrapper.new(model: model))88    end89    class Schema < SimpleDelegator90      def attribute_errors?...

add_error

Using AI Code Generation

1  created_with('1.7.0')2      @attributes ||= HashWithIndifferentAccess.new({"id"=>nil, "name"=>nil, "created_at"=>nil, "updated_at"=>nil, "user_id"=>nil}).merge(super)3      @types ||= ActiveMocker::HashProcess.new({ id: Fixnum, name: String, created_at: DateTime, updated_at: DateTime, user_id: Fixnum }, method(:build_type)).merge(super)4      @associations ||= {:user=>nil}.merge(super)5      @associations_by_class ||= {"User"=>{:belongs_to=>[:user]}}.merge(super)6  def self.__new_relation__(collection)7    AddErrorMock::Relation.new(collection)8  def _save!(*args)9    if AddErrorMock.create(self)10  def _save(*args)11    if AddErrorMock.create(self)12        if AddErrorMock.create(self)

add_error

Using AI Code Generation

1  def add_error(message)2  def add_error(message)3  def add_error(message)4  def add_error(message)5  def add_error(message)6  def add_error(message)7  def add_error(message)8  def add_error(message)9  def add_error(message)10  def add_error(message)11  def add_error(message)12  def add_error(message)

add_error

Using AI Code Generation

1  def self.call(*args)2    new(*args).call3  def initialize(model, message)4    ActiveMocker.add_error(@model, @message)5  def self.call(*args)6    new(*args).call7  def initialize(model, message)8    ActiveMocker.add_error(@model, @message)9  def self.call(*args)10    new(*args).call11  def initialize(model, message)12    ActiveMocker.add_error(@model, @message)13  def self.call(*args)14    new(*args).call15  def initialize(model, message)16    ActiveMocker.add_error(@model, @message)17  def self.call(*args)18    new(*args).call19  def initialize(model, message)20    ActiveMocker.add_error(@model, @message)21  def self.call(*args)22    new(*args).call23  def initialize(model, message)

add_error

Using AI Code Generation

1    add_error(:attribute, 'message')2    add_error(:attribute, 'message')3    add_error(:attribute, 'message')4    add_error(:attribute, 'message')5    add_error(:attribute, 'message')6    add_error(:attribute, 'message')7    add_error(:attribute, 'message')8    add_error(:attribute, 'message')9    add_error(:attribute, 'message')10    add_error(:attribute, 'message')

add_error

Using AI Code Generation

1def add_error(msg)2def add_error(msg)3def add_error(msg)4def add_error(msg)5def add_error(msg)6def add_error(msg)7def add_error(msg)

add_error

Using AI Code Generation

1    add_error(:attribute, 'message')2    add_error(:attribute, 'message')3    add_error(:attribute, 'message')4    add_error(:attribute, 'message')5    add_error(:attribute, 'message')6    add_error(:attribute, 'message')7    add_error(:attribute, 'message')8    add_error(:attribute, 'message')9    add_error(:attribute, 'message')10    add_error(:attribute, 'message')

add_error

Using AI Code Generation

1def add_error(msg)2def add_error(msg)3def add_error(msg)4def add_error(msg)5def add_error(msg)6def add_error(msg)7def add_error(msg)

add_error

Using AI Code Generation

1def add_error(msg)2def add_error(msg)3def add_error(msg)4def add_error(msg)5def add_error(msg)6def add_error(msg)7def add_error(msg)

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