should set_session.to block argument

[Curran]

Hi,

I just upgraded to 2.11.3 from 2.10, and I'm having a bit of trouble
figuring out how to update one of my tests.

It used to read

should_set_session(:user) {@user.id}

The block wasn't evaluated till the test ran.

Now I'm trying to figure out how to pass a block into to(value=nil,
&block):

should set_session(:user).to(nil, ???)

I keep getting syntax errors. I'm sure it's simple, but can someone
please clue me in? None of the following are valid replacements
for ???:

{@user.id}
{|x| @user.id}
do @user.id end

Yes this is basic Ruby syntax, not a shoulda bug, but an example of
correct usage in the shoulda docs would help *immensely* for those
upgrading to the new matchers.

Thanks,
Curran

[Curran Schiefelbein]

Of course. It should say:

    should set_session(:user).to(nil) {@user.id}

Curran

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