You use some captcha solution to avoid bots in your site, and you are a good kid and like everything well test-covered. Well, don’t sweat too much with weird solutions to validate your captcha, it’s an external thing you know, it’s pretty ok to stub it.
Continue reading »You have set up that groovy declarative authorization plugin in your app, all the way from models, to controllers and views, to keep authorization tidy and out of the way, and everything runs smoothly. Now when you try to create objects in your features Given steps you face the dreadful not authorized exception:
Continue reading »I happen to need to make expectations about a created user on a complex step, so when the chunk started to repeat I make myself an RSpec matcher to do that, and then load it into cucumber to be able to use it in my steps.
Continue reading »Michael Klishin have deviced a cucumber-mode.el mode for Emacs that provides all the sweet syntax hightlights and yasnippets snippets. You clone it or download it, throw it in your elisp/ directory and then adding this to your .emacs you’ll get all the goodies:
Continue reading »Cucumber is in the opinion of many a kick ass project, and no wonder given all it provides. I’ve being using it in several projects with great joy. Sometimes you need an expectation step to exactly negate another expectation step, generally is not clear what’s the meaning of negate an expectation step, but in boolean expectations it is easy to not them.
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