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Rails "assign_attributes" does not assign nested models

I have two models with the following structure:

class Wallet < ActiveRecord::Base
  include ActiveModel::Validations
  has_one :credit_card
  accepts_nested_attributes_for :credit_card

  validates :credit_card, :presence => true
  validates_associated :credit_card
  ...
end

class CreditCard < ActiveRecord::Base
  include ActiveModel::Validations
  belongs_to :wallet

  validates :card_number, :presence => true
  validates :expiration_date, :presence => true
  ...
end

I am testing the functionality of my application with RSpec and I noticed something strange. If I create a hash with attributes that do not meet the criteria for checking my nested model (for example, nil card_number), and then try to make a call update_attributes, then what I get in the Wallet object with an invalid nested CreditCard model and the corresponding errors. This is the correct, expected behavior.

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As I understand it, assign_attributes skips security checks.

Is there a difference between = and assign_attributes in Rails 3?

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