Rails - Aug 2012 - Rails test environment can't find capybara methods

I''m trying to include capybara into my RSpec integration tests. It
seems
to work fine with the Cucumber environment but for some reason it''s
giving me issues with the Test environment. Here are the steps I''ve
followed:

1. Include capybara in the test group of my Gemfile
2. Included "require ''capybara/rails''" in my
spec_helper.rb
3. Included "config.gem ''capybara'', :lib =>
false" in my
config/environments/test.tb

It doesn''t complain about not being able to find Capybara, yet it still
fails my test and gives me an ''undefined method "visit" for
#<Spec::Rails.....>" which is the first Capybara specific method in
my
test. Any other ideas I could try? Thanks ahead of time!

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Just a random idea, you might need to include a module with those methods
in your specs (or in spec_helper).

2012/8/24 Kevin Farst <lists-fsXkhYbjdPsEEoCn2XhGlw@public.gmane.org>
> I''m trying to include capybara into my RSpec integration tests. It
seems
> to work fine with the Cucumber environment but for some reason
it''s
> giving me issues with the Test environment. Here are the steps
I''ve
> followed:
>
> 1. Include capybara in the test group of my Gemfile
> 2. Included "require ''capybara/rails''" in my
spec_helper.rb
> 3. Included "config.gem ''capybara'', :lib =>
false" in my
> config/environments/test.tb
>
> It doesn''t complain about not being able to find Capybara, yet it
still
> fails my test and gives me an ''undefined method "visit"
for
> #<Spec::Rails.....>" which is the first Capybara specific method
in my
> test. Any other ideas I could try? Thanks ahead of time!
>
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On Friday, 24 August 2012 09:33:10 UTC-5, Ruby-Forum.com User
wrote:
>
> I''m trying to include capybara into my RSpec integration tests. It
seems
> to work fine with the Cucumber environment but for some reason
it''s
> giving me issues with the Test environment. Here are the steps
I''ve
> followed: 
>
> 1. Include capybara in the test group of my Gemfile 
> 2. Included "require ''capybara/rails''" in my
spec_helper.rb
> 3. Included "config.gem ''capybara'', :lib =>
false" in my
> config/environments/test.tb 
>
> It doesn''t complain about not being able to find Capybara, yet it
still
> fails my test and gives me an ''undefined method "visit"
for
> #<Spec::Rails.....>" which is the first Capybara specific method
in my
> test. Any other ideas I could try? Thanks ahead of time! 
>
This is related to a bug I reported not too long ago 
https://github.com/mattheworiordan/capybara-screenshot/issues/24 there is a 
way you can fix it before they figure out a way to handle the situation 
elegantly. 

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On Saturday, 25 August 2012 10:39:56 UTC-5, Jordon Bedwell
wrote:
>
> On Friday, 24 August 2012 09:33:10 UTC-5, Ruby-Forum.com User wrote:
>>
>> I''m trying to include capybara into my RSpec integration
tests. It seems
>> to work fine with the Cucumber environment but for some reason
it''s
>> giving me issues with the Test environment. Here are the steps
I''ve
>> followed: 
>>
>> 1. Include capybara in the test group of my Gemfile 
>> 2. Included "require ''capybara/rails''" in
my spec_helper.rb
>> 3. Included "config.gem ''capybara'', :lib =>
false" in my
>> config/environments/test.tb 
>>
>> It doesn''t complain about not being able to find Capybara, yet
it still
>> fails my test and gives me an ''undefined method
"visit" for
>> #<Spec::Rails.....>" which is the first Capybara specific
method in my
>> test. Any other ideas I could try? Thanks ahead of time! 
>>
>
> This is related to a bug I reported not too long ago 
> https://github.com/mattheworiordan/capybara-screenshot/issues/24 there is 
> a way you can fix it before they figure out a way to handle the situation 
> elegantly. 
>
Sorry ignore this post, I mean to send this to another list so many things 
open. 

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