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RSpec's New Expectation Syntax - migration script
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# Include this in your spec_helper.rb: | |
config.expect_with :rspec do |c| | |
c.syntax = :expect | |
end | |
# Then, run: | |
find spec -name "*.rb" -exec gsed -i -e "s/\(\s\+\)\(.*\)\.should_not /\1expect(\2).not_to /g" -e "s/\(\s\+\)\(.*\)\.should /\1expect(\2).to /g" "{}" \; | |
# About RSpec's New Expectation Syntax | |
# http://myronmars.to/n/dev-blog/2012/06/rspecs-new-expectation-syntax |
If you want to migrate should_receive
and should_not_receive
too, run:
find spec -name "*.rb" -exec gsed -i -e "s/\(\s\+\)\(.*\)\.should_not /\1expect(\2).not_to /g" -e "s/\(\s\+\)\(.*\)\.should /\1expect(\2).to /g" -e "s/\(\s\+\)\(.*\)\.should_receive/\1expect(\2).to receive/g" -e "s/\(\s\+\)\(.*\)\.should_not_receive/\1expect(\2).to_not receive/g" "{}" \;
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If you don't have gsed and you're using Mac OSX, try to install that, running:
brew install gnu-sed