问题
From all that I've read about Rails 5.1 new system specs my understanding was that Rails now handles database transactions internally.
From Rspec's blog: "[previously] your tests and your code under test cannot share a database transaction, and so you cannot use RSpec's built in mechanism to roll back database changes, instead requiring a gem like database cleaner. With system tests, the Rails team has done the hard work to ensure that this is not the case, and so you can safely use RSpec's mechanism, without needing an extra gem."
My experience is different:
- My Rspec feature tests were all passing after upgrading to Rails 5.1.
- I renamed the 'feature' specs to become 'system' specs. All tests passed.
- I removed the Database Cleaner gem, and removed all references from
rails_helper.rb
. JS tests now fail due tovalidates uniqueness
errors. Non-JS tests pass.
My tests are very simple.
let(:subject) { page }
let(:user) { create :user, name: "TestUser" }
it "displays the user page", :js do
visit user_path(user)
it is_expected.to have_content "TestUser"
end
With Database cleaner disabled and :js => true
I get user named TestUser already exists
. With :js => false
the test passes.
What is the current situation with system tests and rspec? Does Rails handle database transactions internally, or is Database Cleaner still required? Has anyone encountered this, or can point me towards relevant info?
回答1:
You do not need the DatabaseCleaner gem. Here's a quick summary of steps you need:
- Remove
capybara-selenium
gem anddatabase_cleaner
gem - Add
selenium-webdriver
gem - Make sure you are using Rails 5.1.5 or later. Earlier versions of Rails 5.1 had a defect in ActionDispatch::SystemTesting::Server that caused problems (fixed here).
- In your
rails_helper
file, setconfig.use_transactional_fixtures = true
- If you are using Devise for auth, in your rails_helper file, set
config.include Devise::Test::IntegrationHelpers, type: :system
- Set up a
basic_configure
file as per this post by Noel Rappin. - Replace
RSpec.feature
throughout withRSpec.describe
.
See this commit for more details as to how I managed the switch. It was a hassle, but hopefully easier now that 5.1.5 has fixed the ActionDispatch::SystemTesting::Server issue (I had to monkey patch the file in 5.1.4, but you won't have to now).
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49246124/is-databasecleaner-still-necessary-with-rails-system-specs