We’ve recently been making use of an alternative to the traditional mock-and-stub pattern common in Ruby: the Test Spy. What do you mean, spy Test spies allow you to record method invocations for later verification. Basic usage goes something like this: describe PostsController do it 'shows the given post on GET show' do post = stub('a post', to_param: '1') Post.stubs(find: post) get :show, id: po
Ruby Weekly is a weekly newsletter covering the latest Ruby and Rails news. Rails 3 is great. RSpec 2 is great. And Ruby 1.9.2 is really great. Getting them all running together and quickly, however, isn't entirely straightforward. In this post I demonstrate how to get everything ticking over along with automatically running, super-snappy test runs. The ultimate outcome is using Ruby 1.9.2 (though
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