I have model (container) that accepts nested attributes (including allow_destroy
) for a has_one
relationship to another model (reuse_request). There is a before_validation
callback in the container model that I don't want to run if the the reuse_request is about to be destroyed in the same update.
Is there a way to check if the _destroy
attribute has been passed from within the container model before_validation
callback?
#container.rb
before_validation :set_code
has_one :reuse_request_as_previous, class_name: 'ReuseRequest', foreign_key: 'previous_container_id', dependent: :destroy, inverse_of: :previous_container
accepts_nested_attributes_for :reuse_request_as_new, :allow_destroy => true
def set_code
if reuse_request_as_new && reuse_request_as_new.previous_container
self.code = reuse_request_as_new.previous_container.code
end
end
How about using .marked_for_destruction?
?
def set_code
return if reuse_request_as_new.marked_for_destruction?
...
end