On Feb 22, 9:08 am, "Mislav Marohnić" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> You're crazy
>
> That patch doesn't solve the issue. Hashes should not be compared by their
> string representations otherwise tests will always have incosistencies on
> different platforms/runs.
Thanks Misalv,
Yup, I know theres a better way. What I was trying to figure out is
if the test was, in fact, failing for everyone else too and if this
patch fixed it (in a not very nice way).
Is the test failing for everyone, or just me ?
This is part of a lreger question, which I posted on earlier. As a
new Rails contributer, when I check out Rails shoudl I expect all the
tests in all the projects to work all the time ? If I get failures
shoudl I assume that
a) This is unusual. Either I've messed up somehiw, or there's a
broken build situation which is being worked on.
b) This is commonplace. Dont worry about it unless I'm trying to work
in that area.
Thanks for listening.
Alan
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