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I'm trying to understand the need for Steak. I get that its like Cucumber, except that you can use pure ruby instead of mapping your english language specs to ruby like in Cucumber, but it says that it mainly adds a wrapper around the RSpec DSL, and lets you use that taken from: http://jeffkreeftmeijer.com/2010/steak-because-cucumber-is-for-vegetarians/ module Spec::Example::ExampleGroupMethods alias scenario example alias background before end module Spec::DSL::Main alias feature describe end Is that all? I seems from the examples that you still do the heavy lifting with Capybara and RSpec

In an attempt to reduce the number of page visits with selenium, I wanted to call the visit method from a before :all hook and run all my examples with a single page load. However, when I specify before :all vs before :each , the browser opens, but the url is never visited. Below is a simplified and contrived example... describe 'foobar', :js => true do before :all do Capybara.default_wait_time = 10 obj = Factory(:obj) visit obj_path(obj) end it 'should have foo' do page.should have_content('foo') end it 'should have bar' do page.should have_content('bar') end end When I set it to before :each

In our rails 3.1.4 app, rspec is used to test the public method require_signin in application controller. Here is the method require_signin: def require_signin if !signed_in? flash.now.alert = "Log in first!" redirect_to signin_path end end Here is the rspec code: it "should invoke require_signin for those without login" do controller.send(:require_signin) controller {should redirect_to signin_path} end The above rspec generates gigantic multi pages error starting like the below: RuntimeError:←[0m ←[31mActionController::RackDelegation#status= delegated to @_response.status=, but @_response is