Zach Dennis wrote: > The @current_user instance variable was being set by the > ApplicationController#retrieve_user method, but your spec was stubbing > out the #retrieve_user method. This means that the original > ApplicationController#retreieve_user method is not going to get called > because you have explicitly told RSpec to stub out that method and > return the current user from your spec. Since the original method is > not going to get called the @current_user instance variable in the > controller never gets set. > Hi Zack, I put the stub in to advance the process to the MotionsController because without it the process hangs in ApplicationController with a redirect to show. My test log shows the 302 but show doesn't get called. Is there some way around that?
So far David's method of making retrieve_user return @current_user and stubbing the protected method is_showable? works but doesn't recognize the inheritance that should be there for @current_user. HR -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. _______________________________________________ rspec-users mailing list rspec-users@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users
