So for this model method:
def tax_rate
tax_rate = 0.0
tax_rate += STATE_TAX if state_taxable? #STATE_TAX = 0.1
tax_rate += IMPORT_TAX if imported? #IMPORT_TAX = 0.05
tax_rate
end
This test fails:
@item.update_attributes({:state_taxable => true,
:imported => true,
:price => 32.19})
assert_equal 0.15, @item.tax_rate
I get this error:
<0.15> expected but was <0.15>.
However, this test will pass:
@item.update_attributes({:state_taxable => true,
:imported => false,
:price => 14.99})
assert_equal 0.1, @item.tax_rate
So I get the error when tax_rate does 0.0 + 0.1 + 0.05, but not when it does 0.0 + 0.1, or 0.0 + 0.05. Both 0.15s are Floats, so I don't see what could be causing this. I've spent too long mulling over this, hopefully someone can point out what the culprit is. Thanks in advance guys.
Floating-point numbers can't be represented exactly; what you need to do is use assert_in_delta
to check you're within a specified range.
Something like assert_in_delta 0.15, @item.tax_rate, 0.001
should do it: it'll check you're within 0.001 of the expected value.
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