Thanks David, I didn't realize it was so easy to add the method back
in (class.description never occurred to me) so including it in my
spec_helper file sorts my problem for now and I can use Rspec 1.2.8.
I've logged a ticket as requested:
https://rspec.lighthouseapp.com/projects/5645-rspec/tickets
Hi All,
I've been using Rspec 1.1.8 for some time now and even though I am not
sure I'm doing this the best way possible, it allowed to get a full
description block of a nested example but Rspec 1.2.8 does not seem to
have the method I was using (__full_description). My example groups
would look l
> Have you considered using Cucumber rather than RSpec as the driver to
> run these tests?
TBH, I haven't really looked at Cucumber much, as I'm just getting
started with Rspec itself. My impression though was that Cucumber
replaced the story runner and the way my tests are structured just
seem
> Why do you want before(:all)? Generally it's use is disregarded, just
> as global variables are considered harmful, not because they can't be
> used well, but because 99% of the times they aren't.
Because I want to be able to create a single @browser object at the
beginning
of my tests and have
sky wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 3:07 AM, John Kolokotronis wrote:
> > Hi all,
>
> > I'm new to Rspec but loving it so far and looking to use it as a
> > replacement for a Test::Unit framework I have which drives a web app
> > via Watir. So far, things have worke
Hi all,
I'm new to Rspec but loving it so far and looking to use it as a
replacement for a Test::Unit framework I have which drives a web app
via Watir. So far, things have worked very well with Rspec but I can't
get my head around how before/after(:all) blocks would work in nested
groups, or even
