How to use failure_message method of AcceptanceTests.Matchers Package

Best Shoulda_ruby code snippet using AcceptanceTests.Matchers.failure_message

have_output.rb

Source:have_output.rb

...10      def matches?(runner)11        @runner = runner12        runner.has_output?(output)13      end14      def failure_message15        "Expected command to have output, but did not.\n\n" +16          "Command: #{runner.formatted_command}\n\n" +17          "Expected output:\n" +18          output.inspect + "\n\n" +19          "Actual output:\n" +20          runner.output21      end22      protected23      attr_reader :output, :runner24    end25  end26end...

failure_message

Using AI Code Generation

1When /^I should see the message "(.*)"$/ do |message|2  response.should have_text(message)3When /^I should see the message "(.*)"$/ do |message|4  response.should have_text(message)5When /^I should not see the message "(.*)"$/ do |message|6  response.should_not have_text(message)7When /^I should not see the message "(.*)"$/ do |message|8  response.should_not have_text(message)9When /^I should not see the message "(.*)"$/ do |message|10  response.should_not have_text(message)11When /^I should see the message "(.*)"$/ do |message|12  response.should have_text(message)13When /^I should see the message "(.*)"$/ do |message|14  response.should have_text(message)15When /^I should not see the message "(.*)"$/ do |message|16  response.should_not have_text(message)17When /^I should see the message "(.*)"$/ do |message|18  response.should have_text(message)19When /^I should see the message "(.*)"$/ do |message|20  response.should have_text(message)

failure_message

Using AI Code Generation

1    failure_message("foo", "bar").should == "foo: bar"2    failure_message("foo", "bar").should == "foo: bar"3    failure_message("foo", "bar").should == "foo: bar"4    failure_message("foo", "bar").should == "foo: bar"5    failure_message("foo", "bar").should == "foo: bar"6    failure_message("foo", "bar").should == "foo: bar"7    failure_message("foo", "bar

failure_message

Using AI Code Generation

1      matcher = AcceptanceTests::Matchers::HasMany.new(:posts)2      matcher.matches?(User)3      matcher = AcceptanceTests::Matchers::HasOne.new(:profile)4      matcher.matches?(User)5      matcher = AcceptanceTests::Matchers::BelongsTo.new(:user)6      matcher.matches?(Profile)

failure_message

Using AI Code Generation

1      def should_not(matcher=nil, message=nil, &block)2          unless matcher.matches?(self)3            raise RSpec::Expectations::ExpectationNotMetError.new(message)4      def should(matcher=nil, message=nil, &block)5          unless matcher.matches?(self)6            raise RSpec::Expectations::ExpectationNotMetError.new(message)7      def should_not(matcher=nil, message=nil, &block)8          unless matcher.matches?(self)9            raise RSpec::Expectations::ExpectationNotMetError.new(message)10      def should(matcher=nil, message=nil, &block)11          unless matcher.matches?(self)12            raise RSpec::Expectations::ExpectationNotMetError.new(message)

failure_message

Using AI Code Generation

1    assert_equal(1,2)2tr.register_test(Test1)3    def failure_message(expected, actual)4    def assert_equal(expected, actual)5        raise AssertionFailedError, failure_message(expected, actual)6    def register_test(test_case)72 (AcceptanceTests::AssertionFailedError)

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