To test the order of elements on a page with Rspec and Capybara, you can do the following: 1. Create a new Rspec test to check the display order of the teams: # spec/features/team_index_spec.rb req...

felixandrea

Hi everyone, Just followed the searchkick official's docs to setup the tests, so that I can test my search controller: Let's assume I have the following model: ``` class User < ApplicationR...

Patrício

I'm seeking assistance on testing JavaScript that executes on the response page after a POST request. So I have something like this ```ruby class YourControllerTest < ActionDispatch::Integrati...

Jesper

For controller & integration tests, you'll make a POST request to log the user in: ```ruby class ActiveSupport::TestCase def login(user, password: "password") post login_path, params: { ...

Chris Oliver

A bug report is very easy to write. But what should be the column for bug reports?

Ashutoshkumar

I made a drag and drop to-do-list with SortableJs and i'm trying to test the drag-n-drop with RSpec/Selenium/Capybara if the request is sent onEnd. I'm able to do the drag n drop using selenium `dr...

paul lahana

Go to tutorialspoint

Dave White

I have credential files and keys for production, development, and test. Meaning I have no master.key file. How do I then access my test.key using GitHub actions? Using these approaches does not w...

Brian Gilbank

Hi all, so I know how I can _allow displaying the web console_ on a mobile device (iPhone or iPad in my case) by putting ``` config.web_console.whitelisted_ips = %w(0.0.0.0/0 ::/0) ``` in `confi...

Stephan Kämper

Hi there, this my first question =), am so happy!.... =) I have a this: RSpec.describe Api::V1::Controller, type: :request do describe 'on initialize' do let(:thing) { FactoryBo...

Diego Mota

I was trying to use "driven_by :rack_test" when changing to driven_by :selenium_chrome_headless it works as expected.

Niklas Nson

Hey - I have a Github Action test file as below. When I run the CI, the system tests which use Selenium WebDriver do not pass. The following error occurs: ``` Selenium::WebDriver::Error::UnknownE...

Christopher Lam

I updated my Question on [stackoverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46194455/ruby-on-rails-5-1-vue-js-2-4-x-testing-with-karma-jasmine-how-to-install) and added a **bounty**

Pascal K

Rails comes with the webdrivers gem now and you should use that now. It makes things a lot easier. In fact, there's nothing you have to setup other than just installing the gem (unless you want to ...

Chris Oliver

@sweedledee there's not a lot of good examples out there! I did a lot of the [Testing Rails series](https://gorails.com/series/testing-ruby-on-rails) in Minitest which is a start. The Rails test su...

Chris Oliver

I want to use parallel testing to reduce the build time.

mikkycoder

Actually... it seems it is auo loading them into the test environment... So, consider this closed :)

Simon Moro

In addition to what Axel wrote earlier, you could also add a `focus`-tag to specific cases, should you only want to test them individually. It works like so: ``` # specs/discount_checkout_spec.rb ...

karatepicke