>
>
> I'm confused - you're using assert_generates to test thing's that
> don't get generated? Wouldn't you use assert_recognizes in that case,
> in which case you would treat it like any other route:
>
> { :post => "ipn" }.should route_to("payment#pin")
>
>
yes. my bad. this was due to the fact that the code uses
url_for(controller: "payment", action: "ipn")
everywhere. so the tests also reflect this fact.
was curious as to why rspec does not use assert_generates and
assert_routing. which got cleared :-)
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