Fails to run on 2.99.0 project #66
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Forgot to paste the code: The offending code seems to be the after(), before() blocks. If I comment that particular before() block, another one in a different factory has the same failure. Does not happen when running the specs normally. |
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After removing all before() and after() blocks from factory girl, I get the following: |
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Is your spec suite using environment variable |
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Not that I know of: |
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Please try |
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@yujinakayama is there any information I can give you to help? |
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Hmm, though I still have no idea why it fails, try this: $ transpec --rspec-command "bundle exec rspec --require ./transpec_analysis_helper.rb" |
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No luck :/. My spec_helper.rb: |
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What part of the project does transpec copy? The spec folder? Or the whole project? |
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The whole project, or I should say the current working directory. |
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Can you point the line |
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Line 29 starts on the before: Do you think that the undefined method error may be caused by rbenv installing the gem somewhere the copied directory cannot find? |
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I think this may be helpful: |
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Was the error same as before when you ran |
I don't think so, unless you have run |
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Yes, the error was the same when I ran it before. However, I added a line in my spec_helper.rb and it gives me the error: Maybe I could run 'gem install transpec' in my spec_helper as a hacky way to get it working? |
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You don't need to require Please add the following to the top of your p defined?(TranspecAnalysis)
p ENV['SPEC_OPTS']
p Dir.pwd |
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Hmm, it's really strange. The module |
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Maybe I'm missing something, but where is the method actually defined? Can't find anything at https://github.com/yujinakayama/transpec/search?q=transpec_analyze&type=Code |
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It's dynamically generated from this ERB: |
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Alright, well I am going to call it quits on this for now. Will let you know if I get it working though. |
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Doh, looks like there is a static analysis? Doing that :). |
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By default Transpec performs static + dynamic analysis. With |
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@yujinakayama well, I got a pretty decent conversion rate. I'm going to try the upgrade to 3.0.0 and see how it goes. Thanks for all your help. |
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Glad to hear that. Anyway it's much easier than manual rewriting. :) |
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Absolutely! Looks like 3.0 upgrade was successful. Thanks1 |
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@sgringwe do you have an @yujinakayama do you think it would make sense to adapt to this condition? And thanks for transpec – it's awesome! |
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Released 2.2.2 with fix for the @inukshuk's case. |
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@yujinakayama I'll soon run out of projects to test : ) But I just checked 2.2.2 and it works as advertised with my |
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@inukshuk You need to start some projects with RSpec 2. :P Thanks for the great report! |
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Perhaps a regression? I'm having the same issue with transpec 2.3.2. Was on factory_girl 4.3.0, upgraded to 4.4.0. I tried running
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@yujinakayama i indeed had '--require spec_helper' in my .rspec file. That must have been it. |
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@RobinDaugherty I was just investigating the issue :). It seems that @sgringwe's issue and @inukshuk's one were different. It's caused by undefining |
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Relesed version 2.3.3 with the fix. |
I am getting an issue when running the transpec command. Currently on rspec 2.99.0:
Any ideas what the issue could be?
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