Using super() in rspec's subject

not sure I like this

  # Phew! Turns out this was generated by transpec, not by a human!
  before do
    @admin = User.create(username: "user", password: "password", password_confirmation: "password")
  end

  subject{ @admin }
  
   describe '#remember_token' do
    subject { super().remember_token }
    it { is_expected.not_to be_blank }
  end

explicit subject has done nothing but harm the readability of my specs imo

hell, the use of subject at all is just weird and foreign to me.

Why not name the subject? Does that not work across context boundaries?

subject(:admin){ @admin }
# ...
subject(:token) { admin.remember_token }

Okay, turns out that this is a result of running transpec. I'm glad to hear nobody actually wrote this. :)

But, in general, my personal style hasn't evolved to using explicit subject / it. I'm pretty old school. :)