nicolasblanco/rails_param

InvalidParameterError does not contain "param" when coercion validation fails

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crevete commented

Basic Info

  • rails_param Version: 1.3.0
  • Ruby Version: 3.2.2
  • Rails Version: 7.0.6

Issue description

param! :foo, Float

With value aa, this raises InvalidParameterError with the message 'aa' is not a valid Float. However, InvalidParameterError#param returns nil. The parameter name is lost here.

Quick fix : in RailsParam::ParamEvaluator#param!, when calling #coerce, pass the parameter_name as argument so that it could be set when raising InvalidParameterError.

Thanks

crevete commented

Thanks @iMacTia ! Is it possible to cut a new release soon?

crevete commented

Awesome 😎