On Sunday, 1 February 2015 15:47:39 UTC, Myron Marston wrote: > > By defining a custom be_acceptable matcher, you are telling RSpec you > want the description and failure message to use “be acceptable” in the > description and failure message. > > OTOH, if you simply want to use be_acceptable, and don’t care about it > actually being a custom matcher, you can define it simply as a well-named > helper method that returns the compound matcher expression: > > module MatcherHelpers > def be_acceptable > be_even.and be > 10 > endend > RSpec.configure do |c| > c.include MatcherHelpersend > > …which will give you the exact same failure as your first example. > Thanks Myron – looks like I was trying to make things too complicated! Sorry for not replying earlier, but apparently Google Groups had decided not to mail me updates for the thread for some reason.
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