so turns out whether an id is serialized to a json integer or string
depends on the DB backend
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contact.person.profile.update_attribute(:first_name, xss)
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contact.person.profile.update_attribute(:first_name, xss)
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get :new
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get :new
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json = JSON.parse(assigns(:contacts_json)).first
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json = JSON.parse(assigns(:contacts_json)).first
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expect(json['value']).to eq(contact.id.to_s)
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expect(json['value'].to_s).to eq(contact.id.to_s)
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expect(json['name']).to_not include(xss)
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expect(json['name']).to_not include(xss)
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end
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end
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end
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end
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