I'm newbie in cucumber and I'm struggling with it in my Rails 3 app :)
Here are the gems included in my gemfile: cucumber, cucumber-rails, rspec, rspec-rails, capybara, capybara-envjs, database_cleaner, launchy
I set up the following:
require 'capybara/envjs'
Capybara.javascript_driver = :envjs
In my website, it's possible for anyone to subscribe to the news letter. It works fine through ajax and displays a nice growl-like message:
- mail valid => Welcome...
- mail invalid => Oops...
The following scenario works fine, when I comment the line: I should have 1 mail in my mailing list
.
With this line, I have the following error message: And I should have 1 mail in my mailing list # features/step_definitions/mailing_steps.rb:1
expected: 1,
got: 0 (using ==) (RSpec::Expectations::ExpectationNotMetError)
@javascript
Scenario: Entering Valid Mail
Given I am on the about page
When I fill in "mailing[mail]" with "cucumber@cucumber.com"
And I press "REGISTER"
Then I should be on the about page
And I should have 1 mail in my mailing list
And I should see "Welcome" within "#gritter-开发者_Go百科notice-wrapper"
Here is the step I added:
Then /^I should have ([0-9]+) mail in my mailing list?$/ do |count|
Mailing.count.should == count.to_i
end
Maybe it's due to database cleaner but I kept the default configuration :truncation
Any idea please?
PS: I should add that refreshing my database like a moron, I see the mail first added then being deleted.
I would drop the line debugger at
Then /^I should have ([0-9]+) mail in my mailing list?$/ do |count|
debugger
Mailing.count.should == count.to_i
end
And inspect how many Mailing's there are.
debugger will require the gem 'ruby-debug' or 'ruby-debug19' to be installed.
If Mailing.count is 0, I would move that debugger line into earlier in the test until I found where it was 1 and then isolate the point in time or code where its going to 0.
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