On Feb 2, 2012, at 6:22 AM, Lille wrote:
> OK,
>
> Given spec/controllers and given this is typical of the structure in
> my functional testing subdirectories...
>
>>> api/some_controller_spec.rb
>>
>>> describe Api::SomeController, ...
>
> ...when I attempt to test everything in the subdirectories from the
> root using this command -- rspec spec/controllers, I get the following
> error for every test in the subdirectories:
>
> ActionController::RoutingError:
> No route matches {:controller=>..., :action=>...}
>
> Meanwhile, running rspec at each subdirectory yields expected results
> and the controllers function in development.
>
> So, it feels like an rspec configuration thing that I need to adjust
> to account for the subdirectories, but what?
Lille,
This is no more clear than your original post. Justin asked you for the error
and you didn't post it. He asked for the commands and the directories you were
running them from and you described them again instead of just pasting them
into the email. When you say "running rspec at each subdirectory", I don't know
if you mean:
rspec spec/controllers/sub1
or if you mean
cd spec/constrollers/sub1
rspec
So please copy the precise commands as they appear in your terminal window
along with the backtrace you're getting when they fail. Otherwise we're just
guessing here, and it's a waste of everybody's time.
Cheers,
David
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