hash.txt

{:country=>"United States", :state=>"Delaware", :keyword_filters_attributes=>{"new_1"=>{:any=>true, :keywords=>"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,", :must_have=>false, :weight=>4}, "new_2"=>{:any=>true, :keywords=>"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,", :must_have=>false, :weight=>8}}, :city=>"Rotorua", :range=>nil, :postal_code=>"03887"}

spec.rb

  # normalized_nested_attributes branch tests, these will fail when I switch rails off to another branch
  it "should let me create a new Criterion with Filters already in the attributes hash" do
    
    @criterion_count = Criterion.count
    @filter_count = Filter.count
    @keyword_filter_count = KeywordFilter.count
    
    @criterion_attrs = Factory.attributes_for(:criterion)
    @criterion_attrs[:keyword_filters_attributes] = {}
    # note the keys new_1, new_2 do actually matter.  Presumably that's how it knows which ones are new vs existing.
    @criterion_attrs[:keyword_filters_attributes]["new_1"] = Factory.attributes_for(:keyword_filter)
    @criterion_attrs[:keyword_filters_attributes]["new_2"] = Factory.attributes_for(:keyword_filter)

    @criterion = Criterion.create(@criterion_attrs)
    
    Criterion.count.should == @criterion_count + 1
    Filter.count.should == @filter_count + 2
    KeywordFilter.count.should == @keyword_filter_count + 2
    
  end