I was hoping someone would spot why this wouldn\'t work. I am getting an error thats being called because the attributes I specify with开发者_开发问答 Factory_Girl are not being applied to the stub b
My friends and I are working on some basic Ruby exercises to get a feel for the language, and we\'ve run into an interesting behavior that we\'re yet unable to understand.Basically, we\'re creating a
I am making a concerted effort to wrap my head around Rspec in order to move towards more of a TDD/BDD development pattern. However, I\'m a long way off and struggling with some of the fundamentals:
I have one spec: require \'spec_helper\' # hmm... I need to include it here because if I include it inside describe block `method_missing` exception raises.
I have a Rails application with over 2,000 examples in my RSpec tests. Needless to say, it\'s a large application and there\'s a lot to be tested. Running these tests at this point is very inefficient
I\'m trying out \'shoulda\' on top of rspec (rails 3) with the following spec: require \'spec_helper\'
User.should_receive(:update_attributes).with({\'these\' => \'params\'}) What does that statement mean? these isn\'t instantiated anywhere as meaning anything.
I\'m pretty confused how to validate boolean values in Rspec and Rails. I understand everything except for false and nil are taken as true in Ruby. But when I use MySQL with Rails, it uses 1 for true
def mock_category(stubs={}) @mock_category ||= mock_model(Category, stubs).as_null_object end describe \"GET show\" do
My users_controller.rb # GET /users/1/edit def edit @user = current_user #@user = User.find(params[:id]) end
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