Not sure what’s gone wrong here (apart from the obvious missing spec_helper).
I’ve just cloned the Discourse repo and followed these steps for mac. I’m used to setting up projects and familiar with the steps involved.
I noticed rails_helper
doesn’t require spec_helper
and there is no spec_helper
in the project. How are you guys running your rspec tests?
I get this error whether I run bundle exec rspec
or bundle exec rake autospec
.
Any help would be greatly appreciated as I’d rather not have to run in a VM.
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sam
(Sam Saffron)
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Can you paste the exact version of the error?
What does ruby --version
return? Are you in the discourse
directory when you are running this? (and not in a subdirectory like spec
)
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I’ve fixed this issue, it was nothing to do with Discourse per se.
I had --require spec_helper
in my .rspec
file which is recommended in multiple places, even the rspec github wiki!
I removed that line and now the tests run. Wanted to reply here in case anyone else runs into this issue.
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jomaxro
(Joshua Rosenfeld)
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