Re: [rspec-users] Best approach to spec'ing this

2010-02-22 Thread Matt Riches
> > > I am hoping that this is an easy question to answer! > > > > I have 2 models, related via an association model, such that models a and > b use has_many to refer to each other, and also the association. > > has_many :through with an extra table, or HABTM? > > Im home now and dont have the code

Re: [rspec-users] Best approach to spec'ing this

2010-02-22 Thread Scott Taylor
On Feb 22, 2010, at 1:54 PM, Matt Riches wrote: > I am hoping that this is an easy question to answer! > > I have 2 models, related via an association model, such that models a and b > use has_many to refer to each other, and also the association. has_many :through with an extra table, or HABT

Re: [rspec-users] Best approach to spec'ing this

2010-02-22 Thread Andrei Erdoss
What I do is to mock and stub the associated models. The current model that I work on is called, usually using a Factory Girl. Hope this helps. On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 8:54 PM, Matt Riches wrote: > I am hoping that this is an easy question to answer! > > I have 2 models, related via an associati

[rspec-users] Best approach to spec'ing this

2010-02-22 Thread Matt Riches
I am hoping that this is an easy question to answer! I have 2 models, related via an association model, such that models a and b use has_many to refer to each other, and also the association. (Thats as simple as the code is) When I try to write a simple spec to access model 2 from model 1 I am g