On Sat, 06 Oct 2007 09:21:34 -0500, David Chelimsky wrote:
> There is an auto-generation feature that let's you do this:
>
> specify { something.should be_something }
>
> which would produce output:
>
> - should be something
>
> The thing is that it relies on actually running the examples, which
> spec:doc does not do.
>
> If you're trying to run the specs so they produce the specdoc output, do this:
>
> script/spec spec -fs
>
> That will run the examples and produce the output.
I'm running rspec and rspec_on_rails trunk(r2717), and am getting this,
except my "its" have string descriptions. One of my "describes" looks like
this:
describe 'Person trying to logon' do
fixtures :users
it 'with an invalid username should fail' do
User.logon('harry', '123456').should be_nil
end
it 'with an invalid password should fail' do
User.logon(users(:admin).username, '').should be_nil
end
end
If I'm understanding you correctly, since I have the strings, with spec:doc
I should get output similar to:
Person trying to logon
- with an invalid username should fail
- with an invalid password should fail
But I'm just getting:
Person trying to logon
- NO NAME (Because of --dry-run)
- NO NAME (Because of --dry-run)
Further, I tried the script/spec -fs line mentioned, and get a rake
failure complaining of too few args:
script/spec spec -fs
script/spec:4:in `run': wrong number of arguments (5 for 1) (ArgumentError)
from script/spec:4
Thanks,
Steve
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