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Hi I am running a Rail 3.2.21 application with the following Gemfile:
Group: Testing: Development: Mani "minitest-rail-capybara" gem "capybara_minitest_spec" Mani 'factory_girl_rails' Mani 'Bari' Mani 'guard' gem 'guards- minitest' gem 'poltergeist' gem 'phantomjs', required: Is = & gt; 'Phantomjs / poltergeist' end
And I have a test / minitest_helper.rb file like this:
ENV ["RAILS_ENV"] = "test" "Expanded_path" ("../../conf / environment", __FILE__) requires "minimum / autoron" file "capibara / rail" # "active_ support / test / setup_and_readdown" is required # Mintest :: Space Category Mintest :: Specine Factory Grid :: Syntax :: Methods include rail. Application Robot. CAPEBARA at URLHollper :: DSL and Class Integration Test and Lt; Mintest :: Space includes rail. Application Route. URL_Holpper includes CapBada :: DSL Register_SPEC type (/ exam $ /, self) and turn.config.format =: outline capira. Registrar drew: poltergeaster do | App | Capybara :: Poltergeist :: Driver.new (application ,: phantomjs => phantomjs.path) end
Whenever I test out an HTML page is certain that Whether to try a test, some javascript requires the word generated under test / features / order_test.rb
, to describe the "simple order form" to 'minestest_helper' "The user selects the selected file name after selecting the file", js: true do command-v3_path page.must_have_content Go to the end of the 'drop' end
complains that "this" method takes only 0..1 arguments
/ user /nik/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.2/lib/ruby/2.1.0/minitest/spec.rb:201:in`This: Wrong number of arguments (for 2 0..1) (ArgumentError)
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According to JS, the truth block must be in the description.
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