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Fixes nested has_many links in JSONAPI #730

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When linked resource had has_many links, all of them would use the
association from the first resource, causing all of the items to build
links with the same associations.

This fixes it by iterating over the serializers, not just the
attributes array.

When linked resource had has_many links, all of them would use the
association from the first resource, causing all of the items to build
`links` with the same associations.

This fixes it by iterating over the serializers, not just the
attributes array.
body: "Body",
id: "3",
links: {
comments: [],
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The bug was here. Before, comments was ["1", "2"], not [].

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kurko commented Nov 13, 2014

Need a pair of eyes here @guilleiguaran @ggordon

@@ -58,25 +58,30 @@ def add_link(resource, name, serializer)
end
end

def add_linked(resource_name, serializer, parent = nil)
def add_linked(resource_name, serializers, parent = nil)
serializers = Array(serializers) unless serializers.respond_to?(:each)
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Is 'unless ...' needed here? If serializers is already an Array, Array(serializers) would just retunr serilizers.

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So, It can be Serializer or ArraySerializer. If it's Serializer, I convert to [Serializer] so I can treat them all equally, without the need for duplicating the logic, eg.

if serializer.respond_to?(:each)
  serializer.each  
    do something
  end
else
  do something
end

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I see, Array(array_serializer) would be wrong.

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ggordon commented Nov 13, 2014

LGTM 👍

kurko added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 17, 2014
@kurko kurko merged commit a933d44 into master Nov 17, 2014
@kurko kurko deleted the fixes-nested-has-many-links branch November 17, 2014 13:30
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