Just a stab in the dark, but I haven't seen any mention of calling
save vs. save!. save just puts any errors in the model, save! will
raise the exception if there are any errors. That may not be the case
for ActiveRecord:StatementInvalid exception, but I thought i'd
mention
it anyway.
I wond
ActiveRecord doesn't know anything about db constraint errors. If
one
is violated, the error propagates up in the form of an exception.
I realize that, but the exception is of the
ActiveRecord:StatementInvalid class, which I should be able to catch
in
the controller with a rescue clause.
according to this post:
http://blog.davidchelimsky.net/2009/1/13/rspec-1-1-12-is-released
I should be able to write:
describe User do
it {should valdate_presence_of(:login)}
end
with rspec 1.1.12
But I got:
NO NAME
undefined method `valdate_presence_of' for
#
Hi Yi,
I believe you're
This is giving me an error:
When /?:(log|sign)?:(i|o)n success message/ do
Then "welcome message"
end
I could be wrong, but I believe you're looking for this instead?
When /(?:log|sign)(?:i|o)n success message/ do
hope that helps,
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I think it would be a great app to have, which would work well
inside a web browser, rather than a fat client that customers and
managers have to download...?
+1, I think keeping it in the browser will work well for most
situations. One option is to make it a flex app and could then be
use
Oh, and I do have this line in my spec_helper:
config.use_transactional_fixtures = true
I assume that only does anything to fixtures, specifically
No. That tells rspec/ test::unit to start a transaction at the
start of every test case, and issue a rollback when it's over.
That + a transact
hey all,
I've started playing around with object daddy and have a question? How
do I ensure that anything created during a spec example gets rolled
back before the next one?
Without that ability, it starts messing with models that have unique
columns on successive runs of my specs.
Oh,
I'm running Rails 2.1.1 and the newest cucumber gem/plugin as of this
morning.
When I run scripts like `ruby script/generate`
or any (I think) rake task (I tried 4 or 5), I get the following
timg-2:1-3-development tim$ rake db:version
(in /Users/tim/projects/dt/branches/1-3-development)
Curren
Why don't use just use a slug for these things? In other words - use
a unique name for each record, since the numbers 10 and 11 don't
mean much to anyone.
Then, use a factory (like FixtureReplacement or Object Daddy) to
generate the records in env.rb. Here's how you'd do that with
Fixtur
I've got some code that I (mostly) inherited. It essentially has a
couple of AR class methods that look for a specific record by id:
class Project < ActiveRecord::Base
class << self
def specific_project
@another_specific_project ||= Project.find(10) if
Project.exists?(10)
end
Hey all,
I've got some code that I (mostly) inherited. It essentially has a
couple of AR class methods that look for a specific record by id:
class Project < ActiveRecord::Base
class << self
def specific_project
@another_specific_project ||= Project.find(10) if
Project.exists?(1
Did you see that my code uses extend?
Yes - tried both in my flailing about :)
If that still doesn't work, file a bug report.
http://rspec.lighthouseapp.com/projects/16211-cucumber/overview
It might be a FixtureReplacement bug, but I'll still look into it.
Could it be that FixtureReplacemen
Before do
self.extend(FixtureReplacement)
end
I had previously tried this right in the steps file:
Before do
self.include(FixtureReplacement)
end
Actually - this turned out to almost the right thing. I just added
this to my env.rb:
`include FixtureReplacement`
Wrapping it in the Before bl
ion.rb:448:in `send!'
/Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/actionpack-2.0.2/lib/
action_controller/integration.rb:448:in `method_missing'
./features/steps/cart_steps.rb:8:in `Given /I am on the new
project investment page/'
features/cart.feature:36:in `Given that I am on
seem to make any difference. Then I tried adding "include
FixtureReplacement" into my Steps Before block, but that doesn't work
either.
any thoughts?
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RSpec 1.1.4
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On 23-May-08, at 6:23 PM, Pat Maddox wrote:
RSpec currently includes the described module so that you can call
methods directly. It will no longerdo that automatically, so you'll
have to manually include the module if you want these direct calls.
Rails helpers are defined in modules, so that's
So I find myself wondering - is this the case for just helper
modules or all modules? For instance, I have a module which gets
included into some controllers, but I'd like to spec against it
directly so I don't have in those other controllers... I'm not sure
how to set this up. What's the b
t/csv', :disposition => 'attachment'})
do_get
end
Now my assumption is that your mime-type would need to be registered
in rails for this to work (if you have need of one outside of the
norm), which arguably has the added benefit of ensuring you added it
into your envir
:52 AM, David Chelimsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> On Jan 11, 2008 9:45 AM, Tim Glen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> since i'm on rspec trunk, I applied your patch and ran into a little
>>> issue. All my specs still run but it seems to be looking at and
since i'm on rspec trunk, I applied your patch and ran into a little
issue. All my specs still run but it seems to be looking at and
"attempting" all of my hidden files and directories (and some other
stuff too?):
Dunno! Capfile
Dunno! app/helpers/.svn/format
Dunno! app/views/sales/.svn/text
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