Hi everyone, I'm having a very strange problem testing some rake tasks with
rspec. I think I'm doing something terribly wrong here, and that's why
rspec is having one of the weirdest behaviours I've ever seen...
Here is one of my rake tasks:
namespace :rivendell do
desc 'Outputs the current version of Rivendell'
task version: :environment do
puts Rivendell::VERSION
end
end
And here is my spec (paths are alright):
describe 'Rakefile' do
before :all do
Rake.application.rake_require '../tasks/rivendell'
Rake::Task.define_task :environment
end
describe 'rivendell::version' do
# This doesn't appear to work
let :run_rake_task do
Rake::Task["rivendell::version"].reenable
Rake.application.invoke_task "rivendell::version"
end
it 'should display the right version' do
Rivendell.should_receive('VERSION').and_return('0.1')
run_rake_task
end
end
end
With this version, all tests pass (I invoke it directly with the rspec
command).
The problem is, if I change the should_receive call to
should_receive('sdjkakja') it works as well, this suggests me I'm not
testing my code but some kind of weird double I've created (no idea how,
where or when).
I already posted on ruby-lang, I thought this place would be more
appropriate.
TIA,
ngw
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