当我从指挥部那里接手时,我会看一看铁路。
光谱
我有以下错误:
/Library/Ruby/Site/1.8/rubygems.rb:335:in `bin_path : can t find executable spec for rspec-2.0.0.beta.22 (Gem::Exception) from /usr/bin/spec:19
然而,在我执政时,我却在任满。
$ 谱
测试是罚款的。
问题是什么?
当我从指挥部那里接手时,我会看一看铁路。
光谱
我有以下错误:
/Library/Ruby/Site/1.8/rubygems.rb:335:in `bin_path : can t find executable spec for rspec-2.0.0.beta.22 (Gem::Exception) from /usr/bin/spec:19
然而,在我执政时,我却在任满。
$ 谱
测试是罚款的。
问题是什么?
<代码>spec/code>的指挥改名为rspec
in 2.0。 由于1.x 宝石仍在贵方体系中,当你在宝石中注明2.x时,它只是由Bundler“隐藏的”。
对于那些从事已经过时的项目的人来说,你可以通过这样做来纠正这一错误:
which spec
然后向贵方档案编辑开放,修改第11条,看上去。
version = >= 0
To
version = < 2
你们的幽灵将再次努力:
Run $ rspec spec/
not $ spec spec/
Just wanted to get some opinions on how to go about testing an extremely long form with 20+ required fields. It seems like my Cucumber scenario could be like 25 lines long if I tried to describe every ...
I currently have some expectations set up on a mock with consecutive calls: The spec: @my_mock = mock("a_mock") @options1 = {:some => "option"} @options2 = {:some_other => "option"} @...
Given I have a named route: map.some_route /some_routes/:id , :controller => some , :action => other How do I use the routing spec file spec/routing/some_routing_spec.rb to test for that ...
I am trying to use ruby-debug to debug my specs. When i do this, i am not able to access local variables. Instance variables, however, are fine. Is there a way to make this work with local variables? ...
Just to clear the air, I am not some cruel factory master trying to silence working ladies. I am having a very annoying problem where when using Thoughtbot s factory girl in my specs, every time ...
I am using RSpec for writing my controller tests/specs. I faced the problem, that the following code gets rendered: render :update do |page| page[ middle_content ].replace_html :partial => "...
I want to make sure I have the right meta desc/keyword and title text in my view so I want to create rspec views tests for that. Now the real challange here is how to make it work across multiple ...
I d like to do something like this: some_method.should_raise <any kind of exception, I don t care> How should I do this? some_method.should_raise exception ... doesn t work.