Thanks David. I have the basic format working in other scripts, so that's a
good sign. Another user pointed me to this example, which is why I was
exploring a different format:
> ["Los Angeles", "Austin"].each do |location|
> it "should show #{location}" do
> @browser.div(:id, /exampl
Howdy from Austin, TX.
I'm new to rspec, and am currently using it with the Watir testing
library for web testing. I'm moving along at an ok pace so far, but I
had a question.
I just realized I could require 'spec' and forego running scripts from
the command line. However, this limits me in m
Anyone have any advice on this one?
Thanks,
Adam
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> Anyone have any advice on this one?
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> Thanks,
> Adam
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Anyone have any advice on this one?
Thanks,
Adam
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Adam Reed wrote:
> I just want the script to save the rspec output to an html file when
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