I read your pastie and your Proxy class is tightly coupled with
Webrick, you should decouple it and supply mocked object in the test
environment.
Some people use approach like this:
class A
def initialize(server = WEBrick::HTTPServer)
end
end
And in test env initialize the A class like this:
Yes,
Only before :each is run in transaction. You should avoid creating
records in the before :all hook
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If your tests run in db transaction, you will not see the records when
using javascript test adapter, like selenium. Refer to the capybara's
README how to solve that, if this is the problem.
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See this
https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/master/actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/testing/assertions/selector.rb#L186
seems the syntax is "[name=...]"
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