I'm using the Trailblazer gem with Rails, and there's a Cell class inside one of my Trailblazer operations that starts throwing a superclass mismatch error whenever I change the code with the server running.
If I start the server and immediately start navigating the site, everything runs fine.
However, if change some code any time after starting the server, and then try to load a page on the site, I get a superclass mismatch error.
Turns out the name of my operation was not the same as the name of the file I created for the operation. I had recently changed the filename from register.rb to make_reservation.rb, but hadn't changed the operation class name from Register to MakeReservation. When I made the class name change as well, the superclass mismatch error stopped happening.
If you are toying with the Trailblazer book with Rails 5-pre you would need to watch out for the change in name spacing. Not having the name spacing properly resulted in a similar error.
Although in Rails 4, models inherit from ActiveRecord::Base in Rails 5 it is form ApplicationRecord.
Your app/concepts/thing/operation.rb in my case app/concepts/listing/operation.rb should be some thing like...
class Listing < ApplicationRecord
class Create < Trailblazer::Operation
def process(params)
@model = Listing.create(params[:listing])
end
end
end
