Ensure unspecified params are nil, not an empty string#35
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Based on the discussion in rails/rails#31845, it appears that this is a newly-introduced issue in Rails's controller testing. It's being fixed upstream, so I'm going to close this with the understanding that chatops-controller based tests will act unexpectedly in current versions of Rails 5.x. |
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This fixes a regression we noticed in Rails 5. Unspecified matched regex values were being returned as empty strings, not nil; this broke chatops-controller apps which did truthiness and nil checks against their parameters. I tested this new test against both Rails 4 and 5; should be compatible with both.