我试图用“联系”来测试? 在我的试想中,我在此检验:
page.has_link?( next_page , {}).should == true
but, the test always fail, although the link with id next_page dose exist! the strange thing is that have_content always works fine, here is how I implement it:
page.should have_content("some text")
您能否帮助我? 我在这里失踪了吗?
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我认为,你应当:
页: 1 “一页”
或
页: 1 “一页”, url_path
你可以尝试以下样本:
it "should have logout link" do
expect(page).to have_link( Logout )
end
我这样做是为了:
rendered.should have_link("Teams", :href => teams_path)
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