I can typically test a regular Test::Unit method using the following commandline syntax for a method "delete_user_test":
ruby functional/user_controller_test.rb -n delete_user_test
Now when I'm using the shoulda plugin with Test::Unit I try to use the same technique as follows:
... context "Deleting a User" do should "remove user from user table" do ... end end
Then I try to run the single test as follows:
ruby functional/user_controller_test.rb -n "test: Deleting a User should remove user from user table"
This doesn't work. Does anyone know how I can run a single context tests using shoulda and Test::Unit. I have a couple of different test in one test file and I want to only run the one using TDD without having to wait for all tests to run.
We can run all of our tests at once by using the bin/rails test command. Or we can run a single test file by passing the bin/rails test command the filename containing the test cases.
RSpec is a popular BDD framework for testing Ruby/Rails applications. Depending on your project type (Ruby or Rails), use the rspec or rspec-rails gem.
This works for me:
ruby functional/user_controller_test.rb -n "/Deleting a User/"
Just put some reasonably long string from your context name into the regular expression.
Using the full name of the test with a space at the end seems to work too:
ruby -Itest functional/user_controller_test.rb -n "test: Deleting a user should remove user from user table. "
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