ActiveModel: Disable failing validation when associated models fail?

Your validations enforce the business logic of your application. If you always want the Post object to save, regardless of the state of the associated comments, you can save posts, and comments independently. This would allow you to iterate over a collection of comments, and try to save each on, continuing if there is an error.

Check out the documentation http://apidock.com/rails/ActiveRecord/Associations/ClassMethods/has_many. It shows that a has_many association is validated by default when the parent object is saved. You can set it to false like this.

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