Friendly_id for fixtures (slugs)

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I am using freindly_id in my application. I have setup a few fixtures in my application. I want to do integration testing on them. During the tests I need the friendly_id, but the DB records created from fixtures do not have the corresponding slugs in the Slug table.

Aren't the slugs automatically created from Fixture data? If not then what can be a solution?

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