In case you are having troubles to use the [ruby] expect_any_instance_of [/ruby] From Rspec, guess what, it is not only you, many of us have faced the same troubles before, you can see it here in the thread discussion https://github.com/rspec/rspec-mocks/issues/910 I really agree with this argument: The name of the method is...
My test suite is failing due to the latest changes in Google Chrome version (61.xx), seems like something has changed and now you need to manually scroll right/bottom/top if you are using Capybara RSpec or cucumber with selenium driver because if the element is not...
I have seen many times that I forget to lazy load associations when doing queries and that generates n + 1 queries, in order to avoid and reduce these errors most of the time I add some scenarios in rspec that prevents `n + 1...
Sometimes when you have a large test suite chances are that some of them fail randomly and when this happen you would not want to re run everything again so here it is the configuration I used to have for Rspec and cucumber in order...
If you're facing this error: could not download file: SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=error: certificate verify failed It's because the FFaker::Avatar.image remote image returns a https image. This is for example how it looks my code: [ruby] post :create, { format: :json, version: 1, user: { avatar_url: FFaker::Avatar.image, username:...
Well, so you need to add the following gem to you Gemfile if you are using cucumber you can also add the cucumber gem: [ruby] group :test do gem 'cucumber-rails', require: false gem 'simplecov', require: false end [/ruby] And after run all your test suite you can see the coverage status doing...