I'm stuck with strong_parameters and this array of hashes with a dynamic hash (hstore) inside.
The structure is the following:
{ contact_sources: [
{ id: 1, filled_fields: { randomstuff: 'randomdata', dunno: 123 } },
{ id: 2, filled_fields: { blah: 'blabla', dunno: 9043 } }
] }
So, my main attempt is the following:
params.permit(contact_sources: [{:filled_fields => []}, 'id'])
Which doesn't return filled_fields. Any suggestion on how to deal with it?
Update 1: I have the following model:
class ContactSource < ActiveRecord::Base
# Fields: id:integer, filled_fields:hstore
end
In my action, I'm submitting multiple records at once (mass update), so I have an array of contact_source, but actually they don't belong to anything, it's just a mass update.
Looks like it's not possible to do it with "plain" strong_parameters syntax. The only option you have is to actually, after filtering, re-add those values with a loop. I know it's terrible but it's the only way right now. I submitted a bug to Rails actually.