Re: [Rails] Re: Rspec .should == true does not seem to work

> You normally want to use .should be_true (and .should be_false). Right, I just changed things back but now get this error: undefined local variable or method `be_true' for # (NameError) Now, if I do it with .should == true, I have verified that the problem is that this test is failing: user.

[Rails] Re: Rspec .should == true does not seem to work

David Kahn wrote: > I have a function that returns the true / false Ruby type. For some > reason I > cant get rspec to swallow this. > > This errors out: > user.authorize.should == true [...] You normally want to use .should be_true (and .should be_false). Best, -- Marnen Laibow-Koser http://ww

[Rails] Re: Rspec .should == true does not seem to work

Ok, so it looks like the failure is the failure of the test, but why does rspec complain so much and not just give me a failed test and the line of failure instead of crashing? I'm pretty confused. On Tue, Oct 5, 2010 at 3:03 PM, David Kahn wrote: > I have a function that returns the true / fals