I am encountering an issue in my Ruby application where authorisation failures occur intermittently when attempting to create multiple records using a loop. This behavior arises despite having defined authorisation rules that should allow the operation. The application uses a custom authorisation setup and raises specific exceptions when permissions are not met.

Environment

• Ruby Version: 2.3.1
• Framework: Sinatra
• Database: MySQL
• Authorisation Library: Declarative Authorization

Authorization::NotAuthorized: No matching rules found for create for #<User id: 14, name: "Foo", surname: "Bar", email:....> (roles [:delegate, :guest ], privileges [:create, :manage], context :schedule_groups).

Example:

i = 0
75.times do
  i += 1
  begin
    event = Something.create({})
    puts "Successfully created record number #{i}"
  rescue Authorization::NotAuthorized => e
    puts "Authorization failed for record number #{i}: #{e.message}"
  end
end

model:

class Something < ActiveRecord::Base
  using_access_control
end

This above code creates 50 – 59 records out of 75 and later on breaks with the Authorization::NotAuthorized: error.

Not sure why it is breaking after creating few records?

please advice,

Thanks in advance.