I'm writing a functional test for a controller that uses active
scaffold.
def test_presence_of_field
login_as(:peter)
profile = Profile.find :first
get :edit, {:id => profile.id}
assert_response 200
assert_select "textarea#record_free_text_ec"
end
I was expecting the first 'assert 200' to give me a green bar,
but added it for confirmation, and indeed it gives me te
following failure:
Expected response to be a <200>, but was <0>
The same assertion works fine when I don't use
active scaffold.
Just for the records, for whoever might end up on this thread.
I found out what the problem was, it has nothing to do with active
scaffold.
The cause of this problem was a missing fixture in my tests.
More specifically. I use the plug in act_as_authenticated, and
the first line in my tests is usually login_as(:peter), that
sets the user as logged in.
The method login_as worked fine, and the @current_user instance
variable was set in my controllers, but the instances of an
association
(i.e. has_and_belongs_to_many :roles) where not made and not set
in the specific user instance, this caused some conditions to fail and
resulted in a redirect.
Moral of the story: I needed to add an extra fixture to my functional
test.
