Spec correct routing of custom URLs

When using form_for you can give the form's target URL either as a string or an array:

form_for(admin_user_path(@user)) do ... end
# same as:
form_for([:admin, @user]) do ... end

Same for link_to:

link_to("Label", edit_admin_u...

The ActionDispatch module of Rails gives you the helper method flash to access the flash messages in a response.

describe PostsController, type: :request do

  descr...

When you generate a URL in a mailer view, ActionMailer will raise an error unless you previously configured it which hostname to use.

There are t...

When a controller action redirects to an external URL (like http://somehost.com/some/path) you will find that this is hard to test with Cucumber and Capybara:

• A non-Javascript Rack::Test scenario will just ignore the host and try to open `/so...

Plugins (and gems) are typically tested using a complete sample rails application that lives in the spec folder of the plugin. If your gem is supposed to work with multiple versions of Rails, you might want to use to separate apps - one for each...

Whenever Firefox updates, all your Cucumber features that use Selenium break. This is annoying.

In order to remedy this, version 0.5.0 of our geordi gem comes with a script that helps you create an unchanging ...

By default, Google Analytics tracks the current URL for every request. Sometimes you will want to track another URL instead, for example:

• When an application URL contains a secret (e.g. an access token)
• When you want to track multiple URLs un...

Summary: Don't add chromedriver-helper to the Gemfile

• the executables might break your tests in projects where chromedriver-helper is not in the Gemfile
• developers with different chrome versions will have problems using the same `chromedr...

In a Rails application, *_spec.rb files get special treatment depending on the file's directory. E.g. when you put a spec in spec/controllers your examples will have some magic context like controller, post or get that appears out of now...

You know that you can force absolute URLs throughout a response. Now you want to modify URLs similarly, but only in parts of a view (or controller) logic. H...