Factory Bot Testing with Active Storage and Devise | Ruby on Rails 7 Tutorial

Testing with Factory Bot instead of Fixtures is a lot easier. Let's look at how to use Factory bots with Active Storage and Devise in Ruby on Rails 7.
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[@Deanin]

Sorry if I sound tired, it was a long day and I didn't get around to recording until 3 in the morning. Sorry! Learn more about factories at this link: semaphoreci.com/community/tutorials/working-effectively-with-data-factories-using-factorygirl

[@hass89]

Hope you get some good rest! Thanks for your work and effort.

[@mikopiko]

Factory bot is one of those gems that I had a hard time understanding the use case for and how to work with it. It took some time but I am slowly understanding why it's useful and how you should think conceptually. Thank you for this video Deanin.

[@azizdevfull]

Amazing : )

[@dc366]

Can you make a rails app that uses a docker image of elasticsearch? The video you made in the past uses an old version of elasticsearch and those steps do not work with the latest version of elasticsearch. I believe the new version of elasticsearch (8.8.1) requires you to create a docker network and use a http_ca.crt security certificate. As a result the searchkick gem is unable to connect to elasticsearch. Very much appreciate you making these videos

[@mikopiko]

There are plenty of good examples on Github & Gitlab with Docker compose files using rails, elasticsearch & redis in it. I've found some recent that are up-to-date (but using opensearch instead)! Your answer is one search away.