fact, I'm sure Bryan would say webrat was developed to
> *explicitly* so that you wouldn't use an id...but I digress).
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>> Given I'm a logged in user at the home page
>> And there is someone called 'Bob Smith' to earch for
>> When I do a quick search for 'Bob Smith'
>> Then I should see that 'Bob Smith' is found in the search results
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e the db:migrate rake task migrate
both the dev and test databases should they exist.
WDYT?
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at do you think?
-Bryan
Here's the README:
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= Webrat - Ruby Acceptance Testing for Web applications
by Bryan Helmkamp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and Seth Fitzsimmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
Initial development sponsored by Eas
ually, you shouldn't need to add an include to helper.rb because
Webrat's init.rb loads it automatically when in the test environment.
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. My first goal was to nail
the approach and get a good API.
In the mean time, in my experience it is quite fast, and I'm
personally quite picky about test speed. When I've got more concrete
benchmarks on a larger test suite, I'll post them.
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ope it might be of immediate use to others
using plain text stories right now, and also because I would like to
consider possibilities for getting this functionality into RSpec core.
WDYT?
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ins? I was
> imagining something like webrat-over-HTTP and a drb wrapper.
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we can get the story run down to around one or
two minutes and keep it there regardless of how many scenarios we
introduce.
Thoughts?
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however, the Story suite exposes an integration failure that
(isolated/fast) unit tests would not catch.
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n
"I login"'
/Users/bhelmkamp/p/weplay/features/authentication/authenticaton.feature:13:in
`When I login'
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