> If you do want those semantics (perhaps because you're inside one or
> more helper methods where it's not so convenient to just render and
> return) then it should be easy enough to recreate them with an around
> filter.
An around_filter with catch and yield would do the job. I hadn't
thought of that, thanks.
Or I might just let the exception bubble upwards to rescue_from, and
test the exception rather than the display. e.g. in Cucumber,
Then /^it should be forbidden if (.*)$/ do |thing|
assert_raises(Forbidden) { When thing }
end
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