[rspec-users] response.should be_success -- what does this prove?
Fernando Perez
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Fri Jun 5 16:28:40 EDT 2009
> It's useful when you're doing TDD as it's the simplest thing to expect
> a controller to do. If you break something it's also quite a nice
> first-failure to have.
Hmm, I'm not sure about that. If the view fails to render, then Rails
returns the error page,
i.e: response.should be_success is total crap.
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