Carmine, someone could just give you the answer, but pardon me if I get a little Socratic on your ass*
Given this code (which is similar to the code you're testing): authenticate() do |result| puts result end do you understand what's going on? When is 'puts result' executed? What code causes it to be executed? Where does 'result' get its value? What does the 'yield' keyword do? If you wanted to replace authenticate() with a stub for testing, how would 'result' get its value? Do you understand the purpose of and_return in RSpec mocking? What would and_yield then do? If you're unclear on any of these points, take a step back and refresh your memory on the subject of blocks and methods that take blocks (like authenticate_with_open_id()) . You'll be glad you did! ///ark *Pulp Fiction reference, in case someone reading this thinks I'm merely being obnoxious.
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