Strange testing situation

I have a number of functional tests that check the response that was created by the JavaScriptGenerator for some redirects. ie:

render :update do |page|   page.redirect_to comment_path(@comment) end

The tests' assertions look like this:

@javascript = @response.body assert_equal "window.location.href = \"#{comment_path(@comment)}\";", @javascript

This is fine except that when I run 'rake test', I get failures stating that:

<"window.location.href = \"/comments/1\";"> expected but was <"window.location.href = \"\\/comments\\/1\";">.

But when I run only the specific Comments functional test ('ruby test/functional/comments_controller_test.rb'), no failures show up. Why would 'rake test' escape these javascript strings differently? How can I make it so that both the 'rake test' and 'ruby test/functional/comments_controller_test.rb' pass?

Thanks

Check out the ARTS plugin http://glu.ttono.us/articles/2006/05/29/guide-test-driven-rjs-with-arts

assert_rjs :redirect_to, …

Makes it much easier to test the simple RJS.

Jason