Initialize instance variable on the getter too #636
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The test suite is currently throwing a bunch of warnings from some recent changes I made -- although we initialize `@additive_params` when setting one with `self.additive_object_param`, we don't when we check one with `self.additive_object_param?`. This often isn't a problem because every API resource sets `metadata`, but it is from the test suite and probably for vanilla `StripeObject`s too.
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(Self-LGTMing this because it's pretty minor.) |
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Released as 3.12.1. |
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The test suite is currently throwing a bunch of warnings from some
recent changes I made -- although we initialize
@additive_paramswhensetting one with
self.additive_object_param, we don't when we checkone with
self.additive_object_param?. This often isn't a problembecause every API resource sets
metadata, but it is from the testsuite and probably for vanilla
StripeObjects too.