BryanJBryce
Using Resource as an argument in Action Ash 2 -> Ash 3
I used this code in Ash 2 to add to a has_many relationship on a resource.
update :append_modifier do
argument :modifier, PointOfSale.Stores.Modifier, allow_nil?: false
change manage_relationship(:modifier, :modifiers,
on_match: :ignore,
on_no_match: :create,
on_lookup: :relate,
on_missing: :ignore
)
end
I’m in the middle up upgrading to Ash 3 and I get this error when compiling:
** (RuntimeError) PointOfSale.Stores.Modifier is not a valid type.
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zachdaniel
argument :modifier, :struct, allow_nil?: false, constraints: [instance_of: PointOfSale.Stores.Modifier]
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zimt28
There’s an Upgrade Guide which you might want to check, it also answers your question: Upgrade — ash v3.29.3
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