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On Jun 29, 2007, at 9:20 AM, Bill Kocik wrote:
I didn't see any forums or lists for RSpec users, so I'm hoping there
are RSpec users on this list who may be able to help.
I have this in my routes.rb:
map.signup 'signup/:step',
:controller => 'register',
:action => 'signup',
:step => 1
This test in the associated *.rspec file passes:
it "should assign @step to 1 on a get to 1" do
get 'signup', :step => 1
assigns[:step].should equal(1)
end
This one fails:
it "should assign @step to 1 on a get to /signup" do
get 'signup'
assigns[:step].should equal(1)
end
Even though that second test fails, when running under mongrel the
controller does the expected thing. If I GET /signup, the @step
variable (which is simply assigned the value of params[:step] by a
before_filter) is set to 1 appropriately. It seems that the default
:step set in the routes.rb works when running in a server, but not
during testing. I find this odd, since I am able to test my routes
with route_for, and they all pass. It seems that during testing, some
of what routes.rb specifies works, and some doesn't.
Is this to be expected, or have I managed to break something? It's
sort of hard for me to accept that I cannot test behavior of my
controller that relies on mappings in routes.rb, so I'm guessing I've
got something wrong somewhere.
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Bill Kocik
http://bkocik.net
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