validates_absence_of to validate_absence_of

[prashantham]

Spelling fix - validates_absence_of to validate_absence_of i.e validates_* to validate_*

[vsppedro]

Hi, @prashantham, thank you so much for this contribution!

Would it be possible to fix the README too?

[mcmire]

Hi @prashantham, this doesn't seem right to me, although I admit it's a bit confusing.

• The name of the Rails validation ends in s (e.g. validates_absence_of) because it's designed to fit into a sentence (e.g. "The post validates the absence of :name")
• The name of the matcher doesn't (e.g. validate_absence_of) because it's designed to fit into another sentence ("The post should validate the absence of :name")

So I think what we have here is right unless you've been having issues?

[prashantham]

Hi @mcmire , its just a spelling mistake fix. Not a change in code.

[prashantham]

Hi @VSPPedro , README.md updated.

[mcmire]

@prashantham Right, but I'm not sure the spelling fix is correct. The way you use the validation in a typical model is by saying:

validates_absence_of :something

If you said

validate_absence_of :something

then Rails wouldn't know what you mean. Do you see what I mean? :)

[matsales28]

I'm cleaning up the open PRs. I will close this PR. If there is something beyond what has already been discussed feel free to re-open it.