On Sep 28, 12:53 pm, sax <s...@livinginthepast.org> wrote:
> If you run
>
> rake -T test
>
> in your project directory, you can see all your available test tasks.
> Two helpful ones are:
>
> rake db:test:clone
> rake db:test:load
>
> Oh, another option for your original problem is to turn off db
> rollbacks in your test environment. Unfortunately I can't remember the
> option for doing that. Just keep in mind that you'll want to manually
> clear out the database occasionally or you may see your tests slow
> down.
>
> > I'd recommend installing Autotest. (Also give serious thought to
> > RSpec.)
>
> Seriously. This is super helpful. Also, you may want to look into
> something like factory_girl. If your tests aren't really coupled to
> your seed data, they just need dummy records for your models, this may
> be a better way to go. That way your tests don't assume particular
> records in your database.
Unfortunately, it's not the tests that depend upon the data, it's the
code itself. The seed data is reference data, which is basically just
one step above an enumeration.
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