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Make merb integration test load 'local' webrat, instead of the gem.
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Right. So I supposed it was this easy, but since I didn’t find a require “webrat” anywhere I was trying to figure where the magic was :)
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Yeah its a bit confusing as Webrat is a dependency of Merb so the support is built into the core somewhere.