The response.body inside the step definition contains exactly what I
expect:
<h2 class="notice" id="authentication_request">
To Proceed Please Authenticate Your Identity
</h2>
What do I need to change to get this test to work in Rails-3.0.0?
Is there some place that lists the valid syntax for a css selector as
used by ActionDispatch? I can only surmise that the argument value is
invalid for some reason.
The response.body inside the step definition contains exactly what I
expect:
<h2 class="notice" id="authentication_request">
To Proceed Please Authenticate Your Identity
</h2>
What do I need to change to get this test to work in Rails-3.0.0?
Is there some place that lists the valid syntax for a css selector as
used by ActionDispatch? I can only surmise that the argument value is
invalid for some reason.
I removed webrat-0.7.2-beta and tried again. This eliminated the nil
object error, so I infer that webrat caused this issue. However, the
test still fails. Given this html:
<h2 class="notice" id="authentication_request">
To Proceed Please Authenticate Your Identity</h2>
Expected at least 1 element matching "#authorization_request", found 0.
<false> is not true. (Test::Unit::AssertionFailedError)
/home/byrnejb/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.7-p302/lib/ruby/1.8/test/unit/assertions.rb:48:in
`assert_block'
As far as I can tell from my references, #authorization_request is a
valid css selector. So, why is this test failing in Rails-3?
I have determined that this is indeed a webrat problem. Evidently,
webrat overrides assert_select in such a way as to break the Rails-3.0.0
implementation.