I'm trying to get a new spec task defined that is 'fast': that is, it
skips all :type => :integration tests and any tests that have :slow => true
set.
We're using spec/integration instead of spec/requests, but I thought I read
somewhere that they're equivalent, ie that they would both be automagically
tagged with :type => :integration and :type => :request. (I personally find
'integration' far more intuitive than 'request' so that's what we've chosen
to use.)
First question: Is this true? Does rspec automagically tag my
spec/requests and spec/integration with the proper type. If so, is this
only true when using `rake`, or is it the same with using `rspec`
Next: I've written a task like so:
desc "Run all but slow (including integration) specs"
RSpec::Core::RakeTask.new(:fast => 'db:test:prepare') do |t|
t.rspec_opts = '--tag ~slow --tag ~type:request --tag ~type:integration'
end
Oddly enough, when the tests run, they say
Run filtered excluding {:slow=>true, :type=>"integration"}
So second question: Is it not possible to filter out multiple tags of a
type (ie --tag ~type:request --tag ~type:integration)
Next, it appears that when I use :type => :integration, nothing gets
filtered, but when I use :type => :request it does.
So third question: What make :request so special such that :integration
does not work the same way.
Any help on these matters is greatly appreciated!
Brad
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