How do you organize your fixtures inside a Symfony2 project. Is there a standard you can respect so that when you use t开发者_高级运维he doctrine:fixtures:load --env=environment command, only fixtures
I\'ve some models created wich i\'d like to provide initial data for. The problem is that there are several models, and i\'d like to organize the data.
I want to populate a preferences table when a user is created. I can make a lash up version within the controller easily enough but would like something neater.
I\'m working on upgrading from attachment_fu to carrierwave, since attachment_fu is broken in rails 3.
In my current project, I have multiple fixtures files. I would like to assign each files with data related to my tests.
Let’s say you have the following mongoid documents: class User include Mongoid::Document embeds_one :name
I\'ve started from scratch a new application using TDD and PHPUnit. It is going to be a MVC application. I\'ve started my tests from the Model. That was fun and i didn\'t have too much problems.
I\'m writing a Rails plugin/gem, that is basically some helpers (FormHelpers, FormTagHelpers), and some asso开发者_运维百科ciated Javascript to add behavior.
I\'ve been bashing my head against the wall trying to figure out why I can\'t get my fixture to load properly. When I attempt to run my test, my layout is rendered. If I comment out the fixture, the t
I can\'t use factory_girl because I\'m testing sunspot and need real database. Edit: nope. It can works with sunspot. I\'m wrong.
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