This comes up all the time. Here's an example from a real test:
prompts = [
create(:prompt, name: "Prompt 1"),
create(:prompt, name: "Prompt 2"),
create(:prompt, name: "Prompt 3"),
]
I'd love to be able to write something else. Here's an example, maybe:
prompts = FactoryBot.create_list(
:prompt,
3,
name: FactoryBot.build_sequence { |n| "Prompt #{n}" },
)
Note that create_list already takes a block:
This block takes the produced object and the zero-based index as arguments, and returns an updated object.
But we want to get in there before it produces the object.
This comes up all the time. Here's an example from a real test:
I'd love to be able to write something else. Here's an example, maybe:
Note that
create_listalready takes a block:But we want to get in there before it produces the object.