Undeclared attribute type for enum 'chat_send_shortcut' in UserOption

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I was trying to run rspec on plugins, and this is what I got:

The image displays an error message from a Ruby on Rails application during gem loading, related to undefined attributes on 'rake plugin' and missing examples in the 'rails_helper'.rb file. (Captioned by AI)
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It seems to be introduced here:

It might miss base.attribute :chat_send_shortcut, :integer, default: 0?

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I ran into this same issue adding a new enum. Turns out I had to explicitly run the plugin migrations for the test environment:
RAILS_ENV=test LOAD_PLUGINS=1 bin/rails db:migrate

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Oh, interesting. I thought db:migrate would include the plugins by default.
Indeed, I had quite a few migrations awaiting for the plugins on RAILS_ENV=test.
The error is gone now, thanks!

EDIT:

Actually, if you use RAILS_ENV=test bin/rake db:migrate, notice the “bin/”, it does set the LOAD_PLUGINS to 1.

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You can see the content of bin/rake:

if ENV['RAILS_ENV'] == 'test' && ENV['LOAD_PLUGINS'].nil?
  if ARGV.include?('db:migrate') || ARGV.include?('parallel:migrate')
    STDERR.puts "You are attempting to run migrations in your test environment and are not loading plugins, setting LOAD_PLUGINS to 1"
    ENV['LOAD_PLUGINS'] = '1'
  end
end

At some point I’ve probably stopped typing bin/ out of laziness :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:.

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