I have a Ruby on Rails application in which I have licenses, items that can be licensed and a table that lists the two (Which items in what quantity are present in the license?). Analogously to the items in a shopping cart.
Some of the items will no longer be marketed, but I intend to keep them in the database. I then created a soft-delete and used a default scope for the template and for the relationships. But when I try to change existing records using the related template, I get an exception: ActiveRecord :: ReadOnlyRecord
My templates look like this:
class Item <ActiveRecord :: Base
default_scope {where (deleted: false)}
end
class LicenseItem <ActiveRecord :: Base
belongs_to: license, touch: true
belongs_to: item
end
class License <ActiveRecord :: Base
has_many: license_items,
-> {joins (: item) .where (items: {deleted: false})},
dependent:: destroy
end
In this way:
pry (main)> License.find (0) .license_items [0] .readonly?
=> true
Is there any way to make this relationship not just reading?
I have already tried to add readonly (false)
at the end of the has_many
scope toLicense
without success.
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