```ruby
require 'machinist/active_record'
require 'sham'
require 'faker'

Sham.name     { Faker::Name.name }
Sham.email    { Faker::Internet.email }
Sham.password { Faker::Name.first_name }

Member.blueprint do
  email "foo@example.com"
  name {Sham.name}
  created_at Time.now - 1.day
  pw = Sham.password
  password pw
  password_confirmation pw
  active true
  inducted true
end

Proposal.blueprint do |bp|
  bp.title "a proposal title"
  bp.open "1"
  bp.proposer {Member.make}
end

Decision.blueprint do |d|
  d.proposal {Proposal.make}
end

AddMemberProposal.blueprint do |bp|
  bp.title "a proposal title"
  bp.open "1"
  bp.proposer {Member.make}
end

Clause.blueprint do |bp|
  bp.name 'objectives'
  bp.text_value 'consuming doughnuts'
  bp.started_at {Time.now - 1.day}
end
```

Update Machinist blueprint syntax; work around Kernel.open redefinition.
user
```ruby
require 'machinist/active_record'
require 'sham'
require 'faker'

Sham.name     { Faker::Name.name }
Sham.email    { Faker::Internet.email }
Sham.password { Faker::Name.first_name }

Member.blueprint do
  email
  name
  created_at {Time.now - 1.day}
  pw = Sham.password
  password pw
  password_confirmation pw
  active true
  inducted true
end

Proposal.blueprint do
  title "a proposal title"
  # Every object inherits Kernel.open, so just calling 'open' doesn't work.
  # This line hacks into Machinist to manually set the 'open' attribute.
  self.send(:assign_attribute, :open, 1)
  proposer {Member.make}
end

Decision.blueprint do
  proposal {Proposal.make}
end

AddMemberProposal.blueprint do
  title "a proposal title"
  self.send(:assign_attribute, :open, 1)
  proposer {Member.make}
end

Clause.blueprint do
  name 'objectives'
  text_value 'consuming doughnuts'
  started_at {Time.now - 1.day}
end
```
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