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It seems that assert_deprecated is only part of ActiveSupport. So it is not part of rspec-expectations. It would probably only be added to rspec-rails but a quick google search did not turn up many uses of assert_deprecated.

I saw no past issues logged for RSpec regarding assert_deprecated so you are welcome to log it and argue your case for it. Though I see it being only part of ActiveSupport providing some barriers to adding it into rspec-expectations.

Now it should be fairly easy to roll your own matcher as well. There are two general approaches you could take:

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#!/bin/bash

for path in `rbenv root`"/versions/"*; do
  if [ -d "$path" ] && [ ! -h "$path" ]; then
    export RBENV_VERSION="${path##*/}"
    echo "=== Running 'rake spec' for $RBENV_VERSION ==="
    rm -f Gemfile.lock
    rbenv exec bundle install --local
    rbenv exec rake spec
    echo && echo

cupakromer

Response to: http://blog.alexative.com/blog/2013/10/03/turn-vcr-off-for-rspec-example-or-group/

Metadata is inherited. So instances can override a setting from a parent. Ideally, this should work:

RSpec.configure do |c|
  # RSpec 3: c.before :example, :vcr do
  c.before :each, :vcr do
    puts "\n  in vcr before each"
 # Stuff here

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RSpec.configure do |config|
  config.around(:each) do |example|
    # disabled by design
    # example.call 
  end
end

__END__

if i have the above rspec config in `spec_helper.rb` and  i run a test

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require 'spec_helper'

describe SimplySettings do

  before do
    Rails.cache.clear
  end

  subject(:settings) { SimplySettings }

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ruby-2.0.0-p353

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# Original: http://media.pragprog.com/titles/ruby4/code/metaprogramming/trace_calls.rb
#
# Modified to enforce opinionated predicate responses.
# Go buy and read the book!
# Note: This is **not** thread safe.
module BoolOnlyPredicates
  def self.included(klass)
    klass.instance_methods(false).each do |existing_method|
      wrap(klass, existing_method)
    end

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class Book
  # This is a "class" method
  def Book.catch_em_all
    "I'm sorry, you can't do that Dave"
  end

  # This is also a "class" method, since "self" right now is the
  # Class object instance for this "class"
  def self.bind_it(spell)
    "We're still working on binding books with spell."

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gem 'jekyll', '~> 2.0.0.alpha'
gem 'nokogiri'
gem 'redcarpet'
gem 'rouge'

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Command Line Tricks

• !! Repeat Previous Command
• !-1 Repeat Previous Command
• !-2 Repeat 2nd Previous Command
• !ps Execute Previous Command STARTING WITH ps
• !^ First Argument From Previous Command
• !:2 2nd Argument From Previous Command
• !$ Last Argument From Previous Command
• !!:$ Last Argument From Previous Command