{"ref":"refs/heads/my_fix_for_fixture_classes","push_id":54289727,"commits":[{"sha":"157cfe5accc71e490991c92e5b437574225b29e1","author":{"email":"20809897918aab64cb5f584b8299bbcf315cf8ed@math.univ-toulouse.fr","name":"Alexey Muranov"},"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/alexeymuranov/rails/commits/157cfe5accc71e490991c92e5b437574225b29e1","message":"Call ActiveRecord::Fixtures.reset_cache in test\n\nAdded `ActiveRecord::Fixtures.reset_cache` in my test case and removed `self.use_transactional_fixtures = false` which i do not understand what is doing. "},{"sha":"0e770616249a797752395d6bfb7bfd4af095ee40","author":{"email":"20809897918aab64cb5f584b8299bbcf315cf8ed@math.univ-toulouse.fr","name":"Alexey Muranov"},"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/alexeymuranov/rails/commits/0e770616249a797752395d6bfb7bfd4af095ee40","message":"Added a TODO comment\n\nAs i've changed how fixtures are referenced in some situations (`:\"admin/user\"` instead of `:admin_user`), i would like to understand what the `name` attribute is used for, and what is the best form for it."}],"head":"0e770616249a797752395d6bfb7bfd4af095ee40","size":2}