RSpec 1.0.1Edit
RSpec 1.0.1 was released on 24 May 2007. It was immediately followed up (the same day) by RSpec 1.0.2.
Release notes
This is a maintenance release with mostly cleaning up, and one minor enhancement - Modules are automatically included when described directly.
Changelog
- Renamed Spec::Rails’ rspec_resource generator to rspec_scaffold.
- Removed Spec::Rails’ be_feed matcher since it’s based on assert_select_feed which is not part of Rails (despite that docs for assert_select_encoded says it is).
- describe(SomeModule) will include that module in the examples. Like for Spec::Rails helpers, but now also in core.
- Header in HTML report will be yellow instead of red if there is one failed example
- Applied #10951 Odd instance variable name in rspec_model template (patch from Kyle Hargraves)
- Improved integration with autotest (Patches from Ryan Davis and David Goodland)
- Some small fixes to make all specs run on JRuby.
See also
- Official release notes and changelog: http://rubyforge.org/frs/shownotes.php?release_id=11892
- Upgrading to RSpec 1.0.1 on Mac OS X Tiger
- Upgrading to RSpec 1.0.2 on Mac OS X Tiger
This is a maintenance release with mostly cleaning up, and one minor enhancement - Modules are automatically included when described directly.
- Renamed Spec::Rails’ rspec_resource generator to rspec_scaffold.
- Removed Spec::Rails’ be_feed matcher since it’s based on assert_select_feed which is not part of Rails (despite that docs for assert_select_encoded says it is).
- describe(SomeModule) will include that module in the examples. Like for Spec::Rails helpers, but now also in core.
- Header in HTML report will be yellow instead of red if there is one failed example
- Applied #10951 Odd instance variable name in rspec_model template (patch from Kyle Hargraves)
- Improved integration with autotest (Patches from Ryan Davis and David Goodland)
- Some small fixes to make all specs run on JRuby.