Yes, I have used it.  In fact, I wrote that patch/extension.  Are you
going to be at RailsConf? Maybe we can meet up and hack on some stuff.

Sean

On 5/10/07, Daniel Sheppard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We seem to have a patch in place that allows fixtures to be loaded from 
> multiple directories. To do so, we have changed
> Test::Unit::TestCase.fixture_path from a string to an array.
>
> What is the justification for this? It looks like it's there for extension 
> testing, but can't extensions just provide their own
> fixtures to provide enough data for what they want to test?
>
> If we're allowing extensions to use the core test data, then that test data 
> has become something published, and as such needs to be
> kept in a backwards-compatible manner - do we want to take that on?
>
> I just stumbled across this as I was trying to write a test for an extension 
> that calls 'fixture_file_upload' (part of rails core) -
> that method expects that fixture_path is a string. I could extend the patch 
> to change the behaviour of ActionController::TestProcess
> so that that will work, but that doesn't mean that there aren't plugins out 
> there that rely on fixture_path being in place that will
> also be broken by that change.
>
> Has anybody actually written an extension that needs this functionality for 
> its testing? If not, I'd like to just remove the
> fixture_loading_extension.rb patch.
>
> Dan.
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