Jacob Burkhart

Ok, so I previously outlined 2 possible behaviors:

1. if :autosave were true on Pirate belongs_to :parrot then the pirate save should have failed with a validati...

The documentation (meaning comments in autosave_association.rb) seems to imply that :autosave is a feature you have to turn on by enabling :autosave => true on ...

@@@ruby

def test_respect_validations_on_association_when_autosaving

pirate = Pirate.new(:catchphrase => "Why don't you validate my parrot?")
pirate.parrot = Pa...

I'm finding that activerecord is auto-saving invalid models.

example:

  def test_respect_validations_on_association_when_autosaving
    pirate = Pirate.ne...

see example of my problems in #2144

I'm finding that with Rails 2.3 RC2 Active Record is auto-saving way more associations than it used to. And yet ignoring validations on the things it auto-saves...

I've noticed that ActiveRecord::Base.connection_pool.with_connection doesn't override the connection for all your models...

If you plan to

ActiveRecord::Base.co...

When creating models that associate to themselves. You get a SystemStackError "stack level too deep" when attempting to save a new one that associates to itself...

I wouldn't call this ticket stale... perhaps you really mean 'wontfix' ?

Hi Josh,

Just tested this again with Rails 2.3... Same code I attached with my original ticket. I still think this is a problem.