rspec2rr is a Ruby script that helps you ease the migration process from rspec dobules ro rr (github.com/btakita/rr/tree/master) trying to reduce your manual work
The script is just a set of regular expressions thay map to the most common used rspec doubles (I know, that’s quite arbitrary but you are always invited to contribute!!). So you will probably still need to do some manual conversions.
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First of all check that you setup your spec_helper.rb to use RR. After this run your specs and you will see a lot of errors because your spec doubles are still in RSpec syntax.
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Check that you have all your specs commited so you can go back to the previous state if you need to.
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Run rspec2rr in your project root dir. Only *_spec.rb files inside the spec directory will be changed. After that rerun your specs and fix any remaining broken spec.
None to run the script. To run the specs and rake tasks you’ll need:
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hoe
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rspec
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filetesthelper
sudo gem install dcadenas-rspec2rr
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