I was able to work around this problem by adding ':type => :controller' to
my controller specs. Now everything works as before.
BTW - the problem spec resided under the "spec/controllers" directory. In
rspec2 the ':type => :controller' parameter was set automatically.
On Monday, June 2, 2014 1:44:01 PM UTC-7, AndyL wrote:
>
> To test subdomains in rspec2, I used a line like 'request.host =
> "#{@subdomain}.testdomain.com" ' in a before(:each) clause.
>
> With rspec3, it looks like there is no request object. How can I setup
> custom subdomains using rspec3 ??
>
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