how do you run a specific test?

[Daniel Choi]

I know that with Test::Unit, you can run a specific test like so

ruby test/unit/user_test.rb --name test_reset_password

How can I run specific shoulda tests?

[Dan Croak]

Daniel,

Since shoulda is built on top of Test::Unit, you can run specific
tests the same way. I usually use regular expressions with some unique
part of the test:

ruby test/unit/user_test.rb -n "/reset password/"

That's easier than trying to concatenate the context text with the
should text.

Dan Croak
http://thoughtbot.com

[Daniel Choi]

Thanks

On Dec 11, 12:48 pm, Dan Croak <dcr...@thoughtbot.com> wrote:
> Daniel,
>
> Since shoulda is built on top of Test::Unit, you can run specific  
> tests the same way. I usually use regular expressions with some unique  
> part of the test:
>
> ruby test/unit/user_test.rb -n "/reset password/"
>
> That's easier than trying to concatenate the context text with the  
> should text.
>

> Dan Croakhttp://thoughtbot.com

[James Golick]

I have some vim functions and mappings for this... i.e. run current should, or run current context

If anybody is interested, I'll github them.

[Tammer Saleh]

James,

definitely interested in that.

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[James Golick]

Hey Tammer,

You need this: http://github.com/giraffesoft/dotfiles/tree/master/vim/plugin/custom_ruby_stuff.vim

and... http://github.com/giraffesoft/dotfiles/tree/master/vimrc#L43 plus the line down from it are the mappings that I have them set to.

The python script is not the DRYest thing ever, but hey - I'm lazy, and it's just my editor customizations afterall :-)

J.