On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 9:45 AM, James Byrne <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> I ran script/generate cucumber and since then I am having a few
> difficulties. For instance, take this case:
>
>
> When /see (?:an|the) authori(?:s|z)ation required message/ do
> Then "I should see \"You are not authori(?:s|z)ed\""
> end
>
> Now gives:
>
> And they should see an authorization required message
> # features/app/step_definitions/authorization_steps.rb:1
> expected the following element's content to include
> "You are not authori(?:s|z)ed":
> ...
> You are not authorized to access the requested resource
>
> This matcher worked perfectly well in cucumber up to and including v
> 0.2.0, until after I ran script/generate cucumber. The problem seems to
> be the substitution in webrat_steps.rb of:
>
> response.should contain(text)
> for
> response.body.should =~ /#{text}/m
>
We switched to using response.should contain(text) a while back. This is
just a wrapper around Rails' assert_contain, the preferred (I think) way to
check for text on a page.
I'm not sure what Cucumber version you're on.
Aslak
>
> I have reverted to the old style matcher which solves my immediate
> problem. My question is: Was subpattern matching deliberately removed
> from this matcher or is this an error?
>
> P.S. This is Canada and up here both 'ise' (UK) and 'ize' (US) endings
> are commonly used. However, generally those who choose one despise those
> who choose the other. So as to have peace over a triviality I provide
> for both.
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