On Oct 26, 10:58 pm, fairchild <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> I am trying to use sequel with my spec tests and was trying to make
> each example run within a transaction. I came up with the following
> code:
>
> # monkey patch Sequel transactions into rspec
> module Spec
> module Example
> module ExampleGroupMethods
>
> def execute_examples(success, instance_variables, examples)
> return [success, instance_variables] unless success
> after_all_instance_variables = instance_variables
> examples.each do |example_group_instance|
> Merb::Orms::Sequel.connect.transaction do
> success &=
> example_group_instance.execute(Spec::Runner.options,
> instance_variables)
> after_all_instance_variables =
> example_group_instance.instance_variable_hash
> raise Sequel::Error::Rollback #'Rolling Back after rspec
> example'
> end
> end
> return [success, after_all_instance_variables]
> end
>
> end
> end
> end
>
> To confirm that this was working i wrote 2 examples, one to create an
> object and one he next one to try and find it. IF transactions are
> working the second find should fail, but it doesn't. Is there
> something else I must do to ensure the rollback occurs?
> Thanks,
> Michael Fairchild
Here's the code I use to run rspec examples inside a transaction, with
changes rolled back at the end:
class Spec::Example::ExampleGroup
def execute(*args, &block)
DB.transaction{super(*args, &block); raise
Sequel::Error::Rollback}
end
end
Jeremy
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