Rails - Oct 2009 - ActiveRecord tests under Ruby 1.9

I''ve recently updated to Rails 2.3.4 which I run under both Ruby
1.8.7p173 and 1.9.1p243.  I also built both postgresql and mysql from
source and installed these with a current sqlite3.  The relevant
adapter gems are current.

I''m seeing errors and failures with the active record tests under ruby
1.9 for all 3 db''s that appear to have more to do with the test
environment than the individual adapters or underlying db code.

Summary lines for the different dbs are:

sqlite3:
2072 tests, 6621 assertions, 1 failures, 86 errors, 0 pendings, 0
omissions, 0 notifications

mysql:
2112 tests, 6688 assertions, 1 failures, 86 errors, 0 pendings, 0
omissions, 0 notifications

postgresql:
2128 tests, 6825 assertions, 2 failures, 87 errors, 0 pendings, 0
omissions, 0 notifications

The errors all report on undefined method.  Three methods are
identified with the greatest number being ''expects'' followed
by ''with''
and ''stub''.  These errors do not occur under Ruby 1.8

Any thoughts?

Hi Rick

install the mocha gem
http://www.railsfire.com/article/rails-gotchas-undefined-method-expects

On 10月5日, 午前4:25, Rick <richard.t.ll...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I''ve recently updated to Rails 2.3.4 which I run under both Ruby
> 1.8.7p173 and 1.9.1p243.  I also built both postgresql and mysql from
> source and installed these with a current sqlite3.  The relevant
> adapter gems are current.
>
> I''m seeing errors and failures with the active record tests under
ruby
> 1.9 for all 3 db''s that appear to have more to do with the test
> environment than the individual adapters or underlying db code.
>
> Summary lines for the different dbs are:
>
> sqlite3:
> 2072 tests, 6621 assertions, 1 failures, 86 errors, 0 pendings, 0
> omissions, 0 notifications
>
> mysql:
> 2112 tests, 6688 assertions, 1 failures, 86 errors, 0 pendings, 0
> omissions, 0 notifications
>
> postgresql:
> 2128 tests, 6825 assertions, 2 failures, 87 errors, 0 pendings, 0
> omissions, 0 notifications
>
> The errors all report on undefined method.  Three methods are
> identified with the greatest number being ''expects''
followed by ''with''
> and ''stub''.  These errors do not occur under Ruby 1.8
>
> Any thoughts?