I'm trying to test passing a parameter to the new method of my
controller and am coming up with the "undefined method 'stringify_keys'"
error when I use this code:
get "new", { :company_id => '1' }
I have seen other solutions to this issue, but they have all centered
around the create method and either using FactoryGirl.attributes_for or
making a deeper hash like { :object => { :company_id => 1 } }. I don't
think either of these solutions are appropriate.
The logic I'm using involves CanCan, where I don't want the user to be
able to load up the 'new' page unless they've got a valid company id.
If the only way to do what I want really is to use the full object hash,
then I need an update for my view test which is validating the new link,
currently like so:
rendered.should have_selector 'a',
:content => 'Add Object',
:href => '/menus/new?company_id=' + company.id.to_s
I'm using Rails 3.2.3 and rspec 2.9
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