David Chelimsky wrote in post #971793:
> You only need ^^ rspec-rails here. It requires rspec, which requires
> rspec-mocks. I'd actually recommend using this format:
>
> gem "rspec-rails", "~> 2.3"
>
> This will accept updates up to, but not including 3.0. This means
> you'll get bug fixes and/or new functionality, but no breaking
> changes.
thanks, will do.
> Unfortunately, I don't see anything here right out of the gate that
> would be causing this.
>
> Would you try bootstrapping a new app and see if the same thing happens?
Unfortunately that worked:
ThingsHelper
supports stubs
. . . so there's something weird going on with my app.
Any other suggestions before I start wrestling with it?
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