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A Deep Dive Into RSpec Tests in Ruby on Rails
10 Feb 2024
blog.appsignal.com

In the second and final part of our series, we'll explore using RSpec for tests in your Rails application.

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RSpec is a library for writing and running tests in Ruby applications. As its landing page states,...

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How to stub Feature Flags with RSpec
4 Feb 2023
thoughtbot.com

Are your feature flags states leaking between your test cases? Stub them all to make your test suite more reliable. Here’s how.

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25 Nov 2022
linkedin.com

500 million+ members | Manage your professional identity. Build and engage with your professional network. Access knowledge, insights and opportunities.

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Category: RSpec Matchers - The Ruby Toolbox
17 Jan 2022
ruby-toolbox.com

Explore and compare open source Ruby libraries

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Project: rspec-mocks - The Ruby Toolbox
17 Jan 2022
ruby-toolbox.com

Explore and compare open source Ruby libraries

https://relishapp.com/rspec
17 Jan 2022
relishapp.com
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Sinatra applications with RSpec
17 Jan 2022
shiroyasha.io

There are times when the only thing I want to create is a simple API. In the Ruby ecosystem the standard for creating something simple is Sinatra. But...

One of the things I hear most from developers who are new to Ruby and Rails, or just to testing is, How do you get started? What should I test? The value of testing your code and the confidence it brings is already apparent, but how to make it happen seems to be missing. In this post I address how I approach testing a fairly simple, but non trivial feature from start to finish.

RSpec Matchers Cheat Sheet
25 Dec 2020
cheatrags.com
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Welcome back! If you missed the first part of our journey so far, then you might want to go back and catch-up first. So far, we've applied a Test-Driven Development process to building our...

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A story of failure getting consistent headless feature tests, to trying again with many different ways to make rspec work, then converting to Rails system tests in Rails 5.1.