I have some simple models that inherit from a parent (using STI).  In
all but one case, all of the validations are declared in the parent
model like:
  class InfoRequest < ActiveRecord::Base
    validates_presence_of :full_name,
                          :email_address,
                          :phone_number,
                          :mailing_address
    ... etc ...
  end
In one of the child models, I need to add one more validation rule (it
has an extra attribute) like so:
  class CreditInfoRequest < InfoRequest
    validates_acceptance_of :auth_to_share
  end
Except doing this seems to blow away all my validations for this model.
If I don''t declare any validations in the child model, the
parent''s
validations are inherited and run just fine.  But the minute I add
validations to the child, both it''s *and* the inherited validations
fail
to run.
What?
BTW, I can get around this by overriding the validate method in the
child model but that just bugs me.
Can someone shed some light on this?
-Chris
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