[rspec-users] should and != operator
Ashley Moran
ashley.moran at patchspace.co.uk
Wed Oct 14 04:34:47 EDT 2009
On 14 Oct 2009, at 02:25, Stephen Eley wrote:
> The AST pass over the spec files already exists. It's what Ruby does
> when you run the specs, and these quirks are caught when your specs
> pass and you haven't done anything to make them pass yet. >8->
Really? I just tried `1.should != 2' and got no warnings.
> (You _do_ always start with failing specs, and then do the work to
> make them pass, right?)
Only when I care if the code does something useful =)
Ashley
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