I’m following along in The RSpec Book on page 43
The book is careful to specify all the version of the gems it uses. My problem is likely I am using current gems.
The code I downloaded looks like this
I’m following along in The RSpec Book on page 43
The book is careful to specify all the version of the gems it uses. My problem is likely I am using current gems.
The code I downloaded looks like this
You are correct. rspec added the ability to test that some code has written something to stdout. You use it like this:
expect { print(‘foo’) }.to output(‘foo’).to_stdout
To make this work, rspec defines an output method (that returns an Output matcher, which is the class that you see) which is the thing colliding with your method
Fred