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chai = require 'chai'
sinon = require 'sinon'
chai.use require 'sinon-chai'

# Yup, I'm mixing style. Deal with it.
expect = chai.expect
assert = chai.assert

describe 'regexp equality', ->

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### Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

  * I am lightcap on github.
  * I am lightcap (https://keybase.io/lightcap) on keybase.
  * I have a public key whose fingerprint is 8C96 7DC7 DD99 828A 2C9D  CC34 9CD1 E300 98AB 7456

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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# deploy to staging from your current topic branch, with ease
set :branch, "origin/#{`git branch`.scan(/^\* (\S+)/)}"

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chinook: mattkern$ git reset --hard HEAD
HEAD is now at 65d77f3 ...and back to regularly scheduled programming.

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# Examples of Nesting Associated Attributes
# This is a look at the various ways to set associated attributes through 
# nested parameters. For example, let's say Project has_many :tasks and 
# we want to update the tasks the same time we edit a project. There are 
# several ways this interface could be handled, and here are a few.
#
# For these examples, we're trying to create two new tasks and update an
# existing task (with id 3) through a project.

# Approach 1

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## markup
<div>
  <ul>
    <li>
      <div class="image">
        <img src="/system/events/icons/1/small_IMG_1651.jpg" />
      </div>
      <div>
        <span class="ttl">THIS IS A TITLE</span>
        This is the text...

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	<%= javascript_tag "var auth_token = #{form_authenticity_token.inspect};" if protect_against_forgery? %>

results in:
//<![CDATA[
var auth_token = "ZOqYXojCWdc5FZlFY11sHtDW4dnC9eh2/G2M7PcDEDY=";
//]]>
</script>


When called like:

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<datacom xmlns="http://www.pvpowered.com">
  <inverter>
    <inverter_model>286</inverter_model>
    <inverter_serial>02860910090016</inverter_serial>
    <text_serial>PV2600BBAF0910090016</text_serial>
    <firmware_version>3.18</firmware_version>
    <micro_rev>5</micro_rev>
    <pvm_status>00</pvm_status>
    <modbus_addr>81</modbus_addr>
    <power_board_serial>0</power_board_serial>

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class MonitorPoll < ActiveRecord::Base
  set_table_name :inverter_monitor_polls
  
  belongs_to :inverter
  has_one :inverter, :foreign_key => :last_poll_id
  
end


class Inverter < ActiveRecord::Base

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## monitor_poll_test.rb

require 'test_helper'

class MonitorPollTest < ActiveSupport::TestCase
  should_belong_to :inverter
  should_belong_to :inverter_property
  
  context "An instance of MonitorPoll" do
    setup do