I used VS Code to open the local copy of Active Record and edited out a statement that was suppressing the backtrace. Then I could see where the errors were coming from.
No, but I think it was a statement in the AR Postgres adapter that rescues a PG exception and returns false instead, which then causes AR to raise the fixture error.
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Any tips on how to get info on which fixture has the violation?
Did you find a solution? 🤦♂️
I used VS Code to open the local copy of Active Record and edited out a statement that was suppressing the backtrace. Then I could see where the errors were coming from.
Fantastic!! Do you remember exactly what you changed?
No, but I think it was a statement in the AR Postgres adapter that rescues a PG exception and returns false instead, which then causes AR to raise the fixture error.