@@ -122,6 +122,11 @@ A model's soft delete capabilities can be easily unit tested by using this provi assert_model_soft_deletes( items(:radar_detector) ) end +Note : You may need to put the following in your test_helper.rb file if you see an error like 'NoMethodError: undefined method 'assert_model_soft_deletes'' when running your unit tests: + + require 'test/unit' + include Test::Unit::ActsAsDeleted + This was developed with Test::Unit in mind. Not sure how well it works with rspec. === Thanks README @@ -1,5 +1,3 @@ -require 'test/unit' - module Test #:nodoc: module Unit #:nodoc: # This module is included into Test::Unit::TestCase and in that way is available in your test cases. lib/unit_test_helper.rb dbea7e368ee9b493a788aa3c6d71b30977a470a7 Glenn Rempe glenn@rempe.us http://github.com/ajh/acts_as_soft_deletable/commit/925c11de2e981bdc8d961be242fd216952c5a412 925c11de2e981bdc8d961be242fd216952c5a412 2009-04-28T09:14:06-07:00 2009-04-27T20:29:31-07:00 This reverts an earlier commit which had unintended side-effects and provides a cleaner alternative. With test/unit being required rails apps trying to run ./script/runner would also attempt to erroneously run the test suite, and could result in failure of cron jobs that used the script/runner and specified an environment to run in. It is better instead to: include Test::Unit::ActsAsDeleted in your test helper. This reverts my earlier commit : 69910d8b8b81e4177db54f086f85bff9be95dd2d Signed-off-by: Andy Hartford <hartforda@gmail.com> cacc6aa9b2afcf6c8b81627280ba49765c25167e Andy Hartford hartforda@gmail.com