2009/3/18 Tom Meier :
> Hi,
> Not sure if anyone has faced this problem yet and managed to resolve it... I
> understand Rspec 'decoupled' the mock frameworks, however it works fine with
> Rails 2.2 but fails in 2.3...
Why do you put decoupled in quotes? Are you mocking decoupling of mocking?
> Ca
Hi,
Not sure if anyone has faced this problem yet and managed to resolve
it... I understand Rspec 'decoupled' the mock frameworks, however it
works fine with Rails 2.2 but fails in 2.3...
Can anyone give me any pointers as to what changes are required in
spec_helper.rb to ensure mock_mod
2009/3/17 Andrew Premdas :
> Hi All,
> Since upgrading rspec to 1.2 I am seeing behavior that a web browser is
> being opened when there is a problem in a page that a feature visits.
> Is this behavior intentional and if so can I turn it off. Having thirty
> browser windows open up when I introduce
Thanks Bart, spot on :)
2009/3/17 Bart Zonneveld
>
> On 17-mrt-2009, at 11:07, Andrew Premdas wrote:
>
> Apologies for previous message without proper subject
>>
>> Since upgrading rspec to 1.2 I am seeing behavior that a web browser is
>> being opened when there is a problem in a page that a f
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 1:43 PM, Bob Payne wrote:
> Aslak,
>
Hi Bob,
please use the mailing list:
http://wiki.github.com/aslakhellesoy/cucumber/get-in-touch
> I am using the
>
> --format html --out results.html --no_color
>
> directive in rake when running my cucumber tests.
>
> The last bit o
On 16 Mar 2009, at 23:35, Erik Pukinskis wrote:
Dear Rspecucumberatubyists,
I have a Rails app that creates subdomains, and I'd like to verify
them in a cucumber feature like so:
When I visit http://blingo.myapp.com
Then I should see "Welcome to blingo!"
The trouble is, webrat's visit meth
On 17-mrt-2009, at 11:07, Andrew Premdas wrote:
Apologies for previous message without proper subject
Since upgrading rspec to 1.2 I am seeing behavior that a web
browser is being opened when there is a problem in a page that a
feature visits.
Is this behavior intentional and if so can I
Thanks for your examples, Chris!
regards,
Levy
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 11:25 AM, Chris Flipse wrote:
> You might want to look into using a null object, and breaking that first
> spec up into several examples
> (a null object returns itself when sent a message it doesn't know how to
> handle)
>
Apologies for previous message without proper subject
Since upgrading rspec to 1.2 I am seeing behavior that a web browser is
being opened when there is a problem in a page that a feature visits.
Is this behavior intentional and if so can I turn it off. Having thirty
browser windows open up when
Hi All,
Since upgrading rspec to 1.2 I am seeing behavior that a web browser is
being opened when there is a problem in a page that a feature visits.
Is this behavior intentional and if so can I turn it off. Having thirty
browser windows open up when I introduce an error that breaks alot of
featur
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