Question.
Currently rspec appears to allow for a two-step test system, like
context “abc”
it ‘should do y’ do
end
end
It might be convenient to have an arbitrary number of nests, like
context “abc”
it ‘should do y’ do
it 'should also be able to do x'
end
end
end
Thoughts?
-r
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 4:40 PM, rogerdpack [email protected]
wrote:
context “abc”
Why would that be more convenient? Can you give a more concrete example
(with some sample code)?
David
On 12 Jan 2010, at 22:40, rogerdpack wrote:
context “abc”
it ‘should do y’ do
it ‘should also be able to do x’
end
end
You do realise you can already nest contexts don’t you? That makes
much more sense to me than what you’ve suggested.
end
Thoughts?
-r
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You do realise you can already nest contexts don’t you? That makes
much more sense to me than what you’ve suggested.
Hi Roger,
Here’s an example of nesting contexts that Matt is talking about:
Peace,
Phillip
You do realise you can already nest contexts don’t you? That makes
much more sense to me than what you’ve suggested.
Ahh that is what I lacked.
That should suffice.
Thanks!
-r