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Can't pass images as params in Rspec Rails controller spec
Trying to test the create action in post_controller. All other controllers' create actions work just fine.
After some debugging, the error seems to be the params. The images passed from the post ...
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How to raise timeout error in unittesting
This is first time i am touching ruby, so no sure about correct terminology. I have tried searching for mulitple things, but couldn't find a solution.
I have this code block
domain_response = MyDomain:...
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(RSpec) How do I check if an object is created?
I want to test if expected exception handling is taking place in the following Ruby code through RSpec. Through testing I realized that I cannot use the raise_error matcher to test if the exception ...
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Ruby: rspec not catching exceptions?
I'm having trouble grasping how rspec handles exceptions. In this case, I'd like to ensure the exception is properly caught and returned in a formatted message.
Consider the following:
class Sample
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Expected Exception but nothing was raised using Rspec. Trying to raise_error when variable is empty
I am trying to pass this last test, trying raise an exception I can't make it work. Is there something I'm not seeing? I've been looking at it for hours and looking for an answer, thank you in advance ...
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Rails Test Expects NIL
So I am writing a unit test to test whether a contact is blocked... if it is blocked then I expect the contact to be unable to send a message.
Here is backend logic I am trying to test
if account
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test update request with RSpec failed
I have two problems when I try to test the update action with RSpec, here is the controller file:
#volunteers_controller.rb
module Api
module V1
class VolunteersController < ...
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How do I test an instance variable in a controller?
A couple of my mentors have told me to test a piece of code with controller spec even though the contents are being tested by some request specs. I am wondering if I can test whether an instance ...
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Stubbing Out Instance Methods In MiniTest
I have a handful of instance methods I need to stub out before I test an assertion within the context of MiniTest.
Would there be a way to accomplish this out of the box?
The examples I've come ...
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Testing methods of class when instantiation creates HTTP request
I have some tests for an object that look like as follows:
let(:bot) { MyObject.new('/some/config/file.json') }
The problem is, the very act of instantiating MyObject creates an HTTP request. The ...
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Testing recursive IO prompt in rspec
I am writing a connect-four game for more OO and rspec practice. As part of my program, I would like to prompt the user to choose a column that they would like to put their game piece in. Here's that ...
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RSpec: assert that mocks are correct
When writing RSpec tests, I often find myself mocking various functions in the code base. However, there doesn't seem to be anything in place to prevent me from accidentally mocking the functions ...
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Validation tests in Ruby on Rails always false
I am writing some unit tests in Ruby on Rails. Even when I expect the test to have an outcome that passes the validation, the test fails.
Here is my model that I am testing:
class Post < ...
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How to Unit Test a Ruby on Rails Application
My company recently received a new contract in which the client's technologies are Ruby and Ruby on Rails. I've finished learning those, but am really struggling to learn how to do Unit Testing. Since ...
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Testing Helper Method w/ Controller Dependency
As a part of my rails application I created a helper under ApplicationHelper that checks for devise generated errors and adds them to the flash[:error] hash.
def devise_flash
if controller....
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