On Sat, Jun 18, 2011 at 21:10, Karl wrote:
> Found my problem... mostly due to my misunderstanding of mocks. Joe's
> suggestion above led me down the right path. This worked:
>
> @account = mock_model(Account)
> @account.stub!(:next_serial_number).and_return(43, nil)
> Widget.any_instance.stub(:a
Found my problem... mostly due to my misunderstanding of mocks. Joe's
suggestion above led me down the right path. This worked:
@account = mock_model(Account)
@account.stub!(:next_serial_number).and_return(43, nil)
Widget.any_instance.stub(:account).and_return(@account)
On Jun 12, 5:33 am, David
On Jun 9, 2011, at 12:33 PM, Karl wrote:
> Obviously, I'm missing something very simple, can someone please
> explain how to stub an instance of an AR model method.
>
> This does not work:
> @widget = Widget.first # Widget has an instance method called
> 'next_seriel_number'
> @widget.stub(:next
On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 14:33, Karl wrote:
> Obviously, I'm missing something very simple, can someone please
> explain how to stub an instance of an AR model method.
>
> This does not work:
> @widget = Widget.first # Widget has an instance method called
> 'next_seriel_number'
> @widget.stub(:next_
Obviously, I'm missing something very simple, can someone please
explain how to stub an instance of an AR model method.
This does not work:
@widget = Widget.first # Widget has an instance method called
'next_seriel_number'
@widget.stub(:next_serial_number).and_return(43, nil)
I know I could use '
