Define test factory classes using stringified class names #1176
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As described in #1043, factories defined by doorkeeper are unable to be loaded by host apps using the
factory_bot_rails
gem (receiving errors such asuninitialized constant Doorkeeper::AccessGrant
)Documentation for factory_bot was later added to explain an easy fix for this: instead of defining the factory's
class:
with a named constant, wrap the constant in a string. By doing so, the constant isn't evaluated until the factory actually runs, at which point theDoorkeeper::
models have all been loaded.Fixes thoughtbot/factory_bot#1188