The test succeeds if I change the index method in my StoriesController
class so it creates a Story object rather than retrieving one from the
test database.
Old index method...
def index
@current_time = Time.now
@story = Story.find(:first, :order => 'RANDOM()')
end
New index method...
def index
@current_time = Time.now
@story = Story.new
@story.name = 'A test'
@story.link = 'http://a_test.com/'
end
It seems the problem is that there is no rows in the Stories table in
the test database.
Can someone please explain how the test database is populated?
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