Add compile-time error when passing a raw Hash in to SaveOperation.create/update #485
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matthewmcgarvey
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Looks good. Check out icy-arctic-fox/spectator#15 we might actually be able to test compilation errors
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oh that's nice. That would be great for us to have something like that. Maybe we use that in a separate shard we can include in all our projects for testing that stuff? |
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Fixes #313
A part of the #369 series. This is just an extra development level catch in case you pass a raw hash in to a SaveOperation create or update. I tested this by adding a spec that does it.
On a side note, testing compile-time errors is impossible. I wonder if we should create a spec directory with commented out tests that would be designed for just having a way to make sure they work the way we think... 🤔 it would be a little weird and messy, but something to think about.