Layout assertion added to test_spec_on_rails

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After contacting Rick with my patch, he offered to give me commit access to the project. I took him up on the offer, so the layout assertion is now in there.

test_spec_on_rails is now on Git so unless you’re running Edge Rails you can’t use script/install to grab it. My suggestion is to clone from Git into vendor/plugins and then svn:ignore the .git file:

git clone git://github.com/pelargir/test_spec_on_rails.git vendor/plugins/test_spec_on_rails
svn propset svn:ignore .git vendor/plugins/test_spec_on_rails

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2 responses to “Layout assertion added to test_spec_on_rails”

  1. puts Blog.new(”nonsense”) » Blog Archive » test/spec/rails => You Bettuh Recognize

    […] Believe it or not, there are still at least a few of us crazy hold-outs that still haven’t imbibed the increasingly ubiquitous RSpec Kool-Aid. And for the folks in this crowd that still want BDD-style testing, it’s test-spec and test/spec/rails all the way. So when I recently needed a means for validating that a nontrivial route landed in the right controller/action, I naturally went looking for the test/spec/rails equivalent of #assert_recognizes. When I saw that it was nowhere to be found, I knew I’d found another task for Open Source Fridays (er, the first half hour of an Open Source Friday). And thanks to Matthew Bass’s uncanny responsiveness in applying the patch that Rob Sanheim and I submitted, test/spec/rails now offers some handy new specs for testing your routes. […]

  2. Pelargir – Musings on software and life from Matthew Bass. » Add layout checking to test_spec_on_rails

    […] You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. One Response to “Add layout checking totest_spec_on_rails” 1 puts Blog.new(”nonsense”) » Blog Archive » test/spec/rails => You Bettuh Recognize says: February 8th, 2008 at 3:53 pm […] Believe it or not, there are still at least a few of us crazy hold-outs that still haven’t imbibed the increasingly ubiquitous RSpec Kool-Aid. And for the folks in this crowd that still want BDD-style testing, it’s test-spec and test/spec/rails all the way. So when I recently needed a means for validating that a nontrivial route landed in the right controller/action, I naturally went looking for the test/spec/rails equivalent of #assert_recognizes. When I saw that it was nowhere to be found, I knew I’d found another task for Open Source Fridays (er, the first half hour of an Open Source Friday). And thanks to Matthew Bass’s uncanny responsiveness in applying the patch that Rob Sanheim and I submitted, test/spec/rails now offers some handy new specs for testing your routes. […] Leave a Reply […]

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