On Sun, Jul 27, 2008 at 3:13 PM, Steve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Pat Maddox wrote: >> >> Can you paste your code please? Here's an example I just whipped up >> that seems to work fine...I'm using a stub defined inline, a stub >> defined in two steps, and a partially stubbed object. They all shadow >> the outer stub. What does your code look like? >> >> Pat > > It looks like I was lead somewhat astray. It wasn't the stubbing, it's > actually something wrong with the fixture loading. The other fixtures that > load with it seem to be okay, but the ones I need are just returning empty > arrays. > > describe ReservationsController, "reservations/GET" do > describe "all reservations/ GET", :shared => true do > ...snip... > > describe "with reservations" do > fixtures :customers, :users, :products, :reservation_statuses, > :reservations, :reservation_items > > before(:each) do > res = [reservations(:single), reservations(:cancelled), > reservations(:surprise)] > Reservation.stub!(:find).and_return(res) > end > > it "should group the reservations by date for the view assign" do > do_request > rd = assigns[:reservation_dates] > > rd.should have(2).items > end > end > end > end > > Instead of 'res' containing an array of three reservations, it's just an > array of three empty arrays. I know the fixtures are good because I have > used them in other specs. The 'reservations' collection is present, and it > is aware of appropriate keys, but it just gives back empty arrays. Any > thoughts on my new and improved problem?
So are you saying that reservations(:single) == reservations(:cancelled) == reservations(:surprised) == [] When you print each of them out, that's what you see? > I should also note that I'm running off of svn r3312 from around mid > February. At this time I cannot update to trunk, so if it's a problem, and > it has been fixed since that time, just let me know. Well, a lot of stuff has happened since then :) However, I'm not sure what your problem is still so I can't tell you that it's been fixed since then. It sounds to me like you're saying reservations(:single) returns a Reservation object in one test, but [] in this one. Is that accurate? Pat _______________________________________________ rspec-users mailing list rspec-users@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users
