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TLDR: Test output is often times very difficult to decipher as there can be too much noise. I'm

Hi Mohamed, I guess there was no need for it in the past. CallbackRegistry is not really part of

While it's not a clean solution, you can do the following to print the registered stubs: WebMock:

Add "Content-Type" header with "application/json". Should do the trick. On Sun, 8

Thanks for the add and the reply. I managed to muddle through it, and here's what worked for me:

Thanks for this answer, Bartosz. Been beating me head against the wall all day. On Thursday, November

Managed to simply the test down to the following so it now works: test "should put

I'm trying to test an API wrapper, and it's supposed to retry the external call if the first

Thank you... My spec or related MVC files may not be up to date fully with Rails 4, causing something

Hi Andrew, I don't know of any gem that would be able to stub tcp connections. WebMock is only

Expected response: 1. I make a stub request to an external API. This request returns a body

There are two options: You can "spy" on requests or "mock" them. Or you can

On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 4:38 AM, Sriram Subramanian <sriramsubra...@gmail.com> wrote:

Thanks for the response Bartosz. I actually added it in the test itself as an initial test. My

Why don't you tell VCR to return 401? 2014-09-15 20:39 GMT+02:00 Chris Lorenzo <chiefcll@gmail

Hi, I'd like to be able to do: stub_request(:any, %r|.*/rest/user.*|).to_return(:body => '

Hi Dylan, I understand your requirements and I the solution you proposed makes sense in order to

Thanks a lot it works ! Le samedi 12 octobre 2013 14:45:51 UTC+2, Bartosz Blimke a écrit : The basic

Hi Bartosz, Yep, ended up with trial and error and figured that out in the end. Working great now! :)

https://github.com/bblimke/webmock/blob/master/lib/webmock/api.rb#L10 2013/7/3 Doug Reeder (CAS) <

I'm afraid WebMock::RequestRegistry doesn't keep the order of requests. I suggest you add a

So it seems to be working, stub_request(:any, "www.example.com").to_return(:status => [

It seems to happen when I run cucumber, I think because I was missing the require 'webmock/

It would have to be configuration in webmock 1.x. Changing this behaviour in 1.x series would break

I would test these two processes separately. In your cucumber I'd just ensure you are correctly

If the RFC says "single slash," then WebMock should definitely treat the addresses as

Hey, that's handy, thanks! On 11/22/2011 5:35 PM, Bartosz Blimke wrote: > Webmock by design

Hi Div, Take a look in your log file to see where the undefined method error is coming from; paste

This message is intended more for developers and contributors to WebMock as it won't really

I'm not able to maintain WebMock until the end of June 2011. It would be great if someone can