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Start your free trialJim Withington
12,025 PointsIt seems like those other users are still showing
In this video, Naomi Freeman says something like "we can see that the lists belonging to other users are no longer showing. Great!" around the 2:45 mark.
However, it looks like there are a bunch of things marked with various user_ids, both in the video and in my own app. See?
Did I miss something? Am I looking at the wrong user_id somehow?
Thanks!
2 Answers
Maciej Czuchnowski
36,441 PointsYou seem to be right when it comes to the video. But when I tested my own implementation, it properly shows only the lists of the user I entered with the curl command, nothing more. I'm not sure if my code differs much from what Naomi did...
Alex Romanillos
16,144 PointsThe index method in the todo_list_controller.rb was left unedited:
class Api::TodoListsController < Api::ApiController
def index
Rails.logger.info "Current user: #{current_user.inspect}"
render json: TodoList.all
end
By replacing the query form TodoList.all to current_user.todo_lists.all the issue gets fixed.
class Api::TodoListsController < Api::ApiController
def index
Rails.logger.info "Current user: #{current_user.inspect}"
render json: current_user.todo_lists.all
end
Jim Withington
12,025 PointsJim Withington
12,025 PointsHmm. Yeah, I got some "user_id: null" responses as well, but I also know that I have been typing a bunch of the curl requests incorrectly.