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Nathaniel Bibler

Fails to execute initial state callbacks

Reported by Nathaniel Bibler | August 15th, 2008 @ 06:24 PM

If an ActiveRecord object defines an initial state with callbacks (:enter, for example):


class MyClass < ActiveRecord::Base
  include AASM

  aasm_initial_state :active

  aasm_state :active,    :enter => :do_activate
  aasm_state :inactive

  ...

AASM fails to execute the callbacks during the initial object creation:


MyClass.create! #=> fails to call :do_activate

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  • Brandon Palmen

    Brandon Palmen March 27th, 2009 @ 03:55 PM

    Yes, the same is true of :after callbacks. The new :on_transition event callbacks are essentially :before.. no good as a replacement for :after.

    We need this back: aasm_state :active, :enter => :do_activate, :after => :confirm_activated

    In other words: Confirmed.

  • Travis Tilley

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Library for adding state machines to Ruby classes. Includes persistence layers for things like ActiveRecord. Formerly known as acts_as_state_machine.

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