Getting NoMethodError undefined method 'accept!' for #<HasFriendship::Friendship:0x99c67b0>

[eblohm]

I'm honestly not sure why this is happening. Yesterday friendships could be accepted but now today they cannot. I haven't changed any code in the controller, and users can still request other users just fine, but now when a user tries to accept a request I get that error.

Here's my code in my controller for accepting friendships:
def accept
new_friend = User.find_by(username: params[:friend])
current_user.accept_request(new_friend)
flash[:notice] = "Successfully added #{new_friend.username}!"
redirect_to root_url
end

Like I said, this code was working fine yesterday, and I haven't touched anything related to friendships gem since it was working.

Edit: it looks like this might have something to do with the newest commit that was pushed yesterday, actually. Do I need to add more code now? Or run a new migration for something?

[sungwoncho]

I released a new version with #24. The tests were passing but there might have been some breaking changes. Please use the previous 0.1.3 while we look into it.

@ArmandoMendoza Could you help debugging this? Maybe people need a new migration because of this line?

[sungwoncho]

Should be fixed with 1.0.0. Can you try?

[eblohm]

Still getting it, unfortunately. Here's the full error message if it helps at all

undefined method 'accept!' for #<HasFriendship::Friendship:0x007f999cf8d350>
Did you mean? accepted!

[sungwoncho]

Did you run the migrations? https://github.com/sungwoncho/has_friendship#upgrading-to-1xx

[eblohm]

Yeah, I did.

[sungwoncho]

Sorry to hear that. Please use 0.1.3 in the meantime. At the moment, I don't have enough time to investigate the issue. Could you help? also ping @Pensarfeo @ArmandoMendoza. Thanks.

[eblohm]

Yeah, of course. Also I get the same error when attempting to block friends (except it says undefined method block!, instead of accept!)

[f-anthonioz]

So, after much digging I think I finally got it.

First off, you can quick fix by simply adding :

gem 'stateful_enum'

to your Gemfile and then run the usual :

bundle install

Now, regarding the cause of the issue, it seems to be coming from stateful_enum gem whose ActiveRecord extension is not properly required. Therefore, ActiveRecord's enum method is not overriden.

Not sure how to fix this yet but I'll dig a bit more and I hope it helps. :)

[sungwoncho]

@eblohm, you can try @f-anthonioz's fix on v1.0.1.

[eblohm]

Yep, works great now!