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问题 Assume that I have a city model where: class city field :full_name, type: String # San Francisco, CA, United States field :_id, type: String, overwrite: true, default: ->{ full_name } end Assume that I have a factory defined in /spec/factories/cities.rb : FactoryGirl.define do factory :city do full_name 'San Francisco, CA, United States' end end Running the following code in one of the specs: city_attrs = { full_name: 'San Francisco, CA, United States' } City.create! city_attrs => #<City _id:

问题 I am trying to get this spec to pass: it "queues up AbsenteeReservationEmailerJob" do ActiveJob::Base.queue_adapter = :test expect { subject }.to enqueue_job(AbsenteeReservationEmailerJob) end My factory looks like so: FactoryBot.define do factory :absentee_reservation do amount_cents { 10_000 + rand(1_000_000) } creator { create(:user) } before(:create) do |absentee_reservation| auction = create(:auction_with_one_item_one_bidder) item = auction.items.first absentee_reservation.auction =

问题 I have three models: users, sites, and passports. users and sites has and belongs to many each other, while passports is the join model with a couple of extra columns. I've tried both of the following: 1. FactoryGirl.define do factory :passports do association :site, factory: :site association :user, factory: :user access_token 'mock_token' end end 2. FactoryGirl.define do factory :passports do access_token 'mock_token' end end And either way, I'm using it with: let(:site) { FactoryGirl

问题 I have problems on validating my data through FactoryGirl. For team.rb, the custom validations are has_only_one_leader and belongs_to_same_department class Team < ActiveRecord::Base attr_accessible :name, :department, :active has_many :memberships has_many :users, through: :memberships accepts_nested_attributes_for :memberships, :users validates :department, inclusion: [nil, "Architectural", "Interior Design"] validates_uniqueness_of :name, scope: :department, conditions: -> { where(active:

问题 I defined a Course >> Level >> and Step in factory girl. Step belongs to level and level belongs to course (each of them has a has_many relationship the other way). Here is the error (I am not even sure where to start): Failure/Error: before { visit course_level_step_path(course.id, level.id, step.id)} ActionView::Template::Error: 0x003fe5daf528a0 is not id value Here is my required route: course_level_step GET /courses/:course_id/levels/:level_id/steps/:id(.:format) steps#show Here my rspec:

问题 I added a validation rule to a model which makes sure the record has a related record in another model. Pretty simple. Only thing is, this broke my controller test in which I'm checking that posting to the method creates a new record: it "should create a new recipe" do expect{ post :create, recipe: FactoryGirl.build(:recipe).attributes }.to change(Recipe,:count).by(1) end Problem seems to be, that calling attributes on the factory only returns attributes for the base model (recipe) and not

问题 I'm using Rspec, FactoryGirl and Capybara. When using ActiveSupport::TimeZone.us_zones. I run my test for my requests/users_spec and it doesn't even hit the test as it has an issue at the Factory. Here is the error: Failure/Error: make_user_and_login ActiveRecord::RecordInvalid: Validation failed: Time zone is not included in the list # ./spec/support/user_macros.rb:3:in `make_user_and_login' # ./spec/requests/users_spec.rb:7:in `block (3 levels) in <top (required)>' This is my setup: app

问题 I am having problems with writing a test in rspec for will_paginate. The problem is that I have a model with an Owner that can have many pets. This leads to a factories.rb file that looks like this: Factory.define :owner do |owner| owner.personid "1111111" owner.firstname "Nisse" owner.lastname "Gunnarsson" owner.street "Street" owner.postaladress "38830" owner.town "Town" owner.phone "555-5555" owner.mobile "555-5556" owner.email "nisse@test.com" owner.reminder true end Factory.define :pet

问题 So I want to test some views using Rspec and Factory Girl, but I don't know how to assign a factory to a view properly. All of the information I see online uses stubbing, and although stubbing is fine, I want to keep my rspec stuff somewhat consistent. I want to use a factory for an edition model and associate that with the page when I render the page, but everything I've considered seems to be broken. Here's sort of a ridiculous example: require 'spec_helper' describe "catalog/editions

问题 I have models which are namespaced such as this: class Vehicle < ActiveRecord::Base; end class Vehicle::Car < Vehicle; end class Vehicle::Train < Vehicle; end class Vehicle::Jet < Vehicle; end When creating factories for these models, they were set up in the following way: factory :vehicle_car, class: Vehicle::Car do; end factory :vehicle_train, class: Vehicle::Train do; end factory :vehicle_jet, class: Vehicle::Jet do; end This produces the following deprecation warning: DEPRECATION WARNING: