I think that maybe you are declaring your :kase in somewhere, but this
assigns need to receive a new object, you could try pass Kase.new instead
of :kase.
regards
2012/4/4 Lunarose A. li...@ruby-forum.com
I am actually a newbie in Ruby rails nd Rspec.. So it could be something
basic.. Plz
On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 7:47 AM, Lunarose A. li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
I am actually a newbie in Ruby rails nd Rspec.. So it could be something
basic.. Plz helpp
This is my rspec test code::
describe GET new do
it assigns a new kase as @kase do
get :new
