Hi!
I recently updated my rspec and rspec_on_rails plugins to the tip of
the trunk and ran into an issue with helper methods with names
starting with should_ in my describe blocks. Fictive example to show
what I'm talking about:
describe Order do
it "Can be paid for" do
...
should_have_paid(user)
end
def should_have_paid(user)
end
end
I know in some places I should (ah, there is that word again...) be
using custom matchers when I'm being lazy and instead just defining
methods. Anyway, it seems RSpec picks up methods starting with
should_ as examples. Here is some debug output that I generated for a
method called should_have_emailed:
#<Spec::DSL::ExampleDefinition:0x3383bfc @example_block=#<Proc:
0x003f0250@/Users/peter/src/gear/specialist/vendor/plugins/rspec/lib/
spec/dsl/example.rb:27>, @from="/Users/peter/src/gear/specialist/
vendor/plugins/rspec/lib/spec/dsl/example.rb:22:in `each'",
@description="should_have_emailed", @options={}>
Is this itentional behaviour by RSpec or some weird side effect?
Cheers
Peter
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