If I have:
let(:local_execute_cmvc_command) { double('local_execute_cmvc_command') }
it "should request the specified file and report back the contents if no
error" do
local_execute_cmvc_command.should_receive(:new).once do |options|
options.should include(cmd: 'File', extract: src_file, version: version,
release: release)
OpenStruct.new(stdout: sample_file, rc: 0)
end
rep = GetSrcFile.new(typical_options)
rep.path.should eq(src_file)
rep.version.should eq(version)
rep.release.should eq(release)
rep.lines.should eq(sample_file)
rep.error.should eq(nil)
end
and the options.should test fails (3rd line), instead of the proper message I
get:
private method `pretty_print' called for
#<RSpec::Mocks::ErrorGenerator:0x007fe3d03afc30>
I have these gems (plus others of course)
* rspec (2.13.0)
* rspec-core (2.13.0)
* rspec-expectations (2.13.0)
* rspec-mocks (2.13.0)
* rspec-rails (2.13.0)
Do I need to add a gem or is this a pilot error or bug? Note that I'm doing
the should inside the test double.
Thank you,
Perry
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