I''m writing a plain text story (testing the waters) and I have
scenarios that I need to chain in my specs.
Here is what I have so far:
Story: User purchasing tshirts
As a user
I want to checkout
So that I can purchase shirts
Scenario: User goes to checkout with nothing in cart
Given a user
And user has an empty cart
When user goes to checkout
Then user should see the page: site index
And page should include the text: you have nothing in your cart
Scenario: Logged-in user goes to checkout
Given a logged-in user
And user has a cart with items in it
When user goes to checkout
Then user should see the page: address entry
Scenario: Anonymous user goes to checkout
Given an anonymous user
And user has a cart with items in it
When user goes to checkout
Then user should see the who are you page
Scenario: Anonymous user continues as guest from ''who are
you'' page
Given an anonymous user
And user has a cart with items in it
And user is at the page: who are you
When user continues as a guest
Then user should see the page: address entry
And page should include the text: guest
Scenario: Anonymous user decides to sign-up at ''who are
you'' page
Given an anonymous user
And user has a cart with items in it
And user is at the page: who are you
When user goes to sign-up
Then user should see the page: sign-up
Scenario: Registered user decides to login at ''who are you''
page
Given an anonymous user
And user has a cart with items in it
And user is at the page: who are you
When user goes to login
Then user should see the page: login
Scenario: Registered user logs in and is returned to checkout
Given an anonymous user
And user has a cart with items in it
and user is at the page: login
When user logs in
Then user should see the page: address entry
Scenario: Anonymous user signs-up and is returned to checkout
Given an anonymous user
And user has a cart with items in it
And user is at the page: sign-up
When user signs-up
Then user should see the page: address entry
The parts that I need to chain are the last four scenarios. I want to
make sure that when they leave to signup and log in that they''re
returned to the next step in checkout. How would I go about doing
this in the stories? Would that just be another given?
Also, how do the rest look, sane?
Thanks,
Nate
Reads like haiku :p On Nov 14, 2007, at 7:01 PM, Nathan Sutton <fowlduck at gmail.com> wrote:> I''m writing a plain text story (testing the waters) and I have > scenarios that I need to chain in my specs. > > Here is what I have so far: > > Story: User purchasing tshirts > As a user > I want to checkout > So that I can purchase shirts > > Scenario: User goes to checkout with nothing in cart > Given a user > And user has an empty cart > When user goes to checkout > Then user should see the page: site index > And page should include the text: you have nothing in your cart > > Scenario: Logged-in user goes to checkout > Given a logged-in user > And user has a cart with items in it > When user goes to checkout > Then user should see the page: address entry > > Scenario: Anonymous user goes to checkout > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > When user goes to checkout > Then user should see the who are you page > > Scenario: Anonymous user continues as guest from ''who are you'' page > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > And user is at the page: who are you > When user continues as a guest > Then user should see the page: address entry > And page should include the text: guest > > Scenario: Anonymous user decides to sign-up at ''who are you'' page > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > And user is at the page: who are you > When user goes to sign-up > Then user should see the page: sign-up > > Scenario: Registered user decides to login at ''who are you'' page > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > > And user is at the page: who are you > When user goes to login > Then user should see the page: login > > Scenario: Registered user logs in and is returned to checkout > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > and user is at the page: login > When user logs in > Then user should see the page: address entry > > Scenario: Anonymous user signs-up and is returned to checkout > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > And user is at the page: sign-up > When user signs-up > Then user should see the page: address entry > > The parts that I need to chain are the last four scenarios. I want to > make sure that when they leave to signup and log in that they''re > returned to the next step in checkout. How would I go about doing > this in the stories? Would that just be another given? > > Also, how do the rest look, sane? > > Thanks, > > Nate > _______________________________________________ > rspec-users mailing list > rspec-users at rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users
Hi Nathan. You can reuse a scenario as a given in another scenario: Scenario "passing go" Given "I am not in jail" When "I pass go" Then "I collect $200" Scenario "landing on someone''s hotel after passing go" * GivenScenario* "passing go" *# matches the scenario name* When "I land on someone''s hotel" Then "I receive the $200 before I have to pay out for the hotel" For the second scenario, the story runner reruns the whole first scenario and keeps the same object instance for running the remaining steps. This means that any state you set up (@variables, mixins, etc.) are available for the other steps. It''s useful for incrementally building up something like a workflow or a state engine. Cheers, Dan On Nov 15, 2007 3:01 AM, Nathan Sutton <fowlduck at gmail.com> wrote:> I''m writing a plain text story (testing the waters) and I have > scenarios that I need to chain in my specs. > > Here is what I have so far: > > Story: User purchasing tshirts > As a user > I want to checkout > So that I can purchase shirts > > Scenario: User goes to checkout with nothing in cart > Given a user > And user has an empty cart > When user goes to checkout > Then user should see the page: site index > And page should include the text: you have nothing in your cart > > Scenario: Logged-in user goes to checkout > Given a logged-in user > And user has a cart with items in it > When user goes to checkout > Then user should see the page: address entry > > Scenario: Anonymous user goes to checkout > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > When user goes to checkout > Then user should see the who are you page > > Scenario: Anonymous user continues as guest from ''who are you'' page > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > And user is at the page: who are you > When user continues as a guest > Then user should see the page: address entry > And page should include the text: guest > > Scenario: Anonymous user decides to sign-up at ''who are you'' page > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > And user is at the page: who are you > When user goes to sign-up > Then user should see the page: sign-up > > Scenario: Registered user decides to login at ''who are you'' page > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > > And user is at the page: who are you > When user goes to login > Then user should see the page: login > > Scenario: Registered user logs in and is returned to checkout > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > and user is at the page: login > When user logs in > Then user should see the page: address entry > > Scenario: Anonymous user signs-up and is returned to checkout > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > And user is at the page: sign-up > When user signs-up > Then user should see the page: address entry > > The parts that I need to chain are the last four scenarios. I want to > make sure that when they leave to signup and log in that they''re > returned to the next step in checkout. How would I go about doing > this in the stories? Would that just be another given? > > Also, how do the rest look, sane? > > Thanks, > > Nate > _______________________________________________ > rspec-users mailing list > rspec-users at rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users >-------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/rspec-users/attachments/20071115/ee4e84a8/attachment.html
Oh yeah, Dave shared that with me last night. This is VERY cool and should be shouted about from the hilltops. It allows reusing of paths through the environment when it forks at steps. I love it. Thanks, Nate On Nov 15, 2007, at 2:04 PM, Dan North wrote:> Hi Nathan. > > You can reuse a scenario as a given in another scenario: > > Scenario "passing go" > Given "I am not in jail" > When "I pass go" > Then "I collect $200" > > Scenario "landing on someone''s hotel after passing go" > GivenScenario "passing go" # matches the scenario name > When "I land on someone''s hotel" > Then "I receive the $200 before I have to pay out for the hotel" > > > For the second scenario, the story runner reruns the whole first > scenario and keeps the same object instance for running the > remaining steps. This means that any state you set up (@variables, > mixins, etc.) are available for the other steps. It''s useful for > incrementally building up something like a workflow or a state engine. > > Cheers, > Dan > > On Nov 15, 2007 3:01 AM, Nathan Sutton <fowlduck at gmail.com> wrote: > I''m writing a plain text story (testing the waters) and I have > scenarios that I need to chain in my specs. > > Here is what I have so far: > > Story: User purchasing tshirts > As a user > I want to checkout > So that I can purchase shirts > > Scenario: User goes to checkout with nothing in cart > Given a user > And user has an empty cart > When user goes to checkout > Then user should see the page: site index > And page should include the text: you have nothing in your cart > > Scenario: Logged-in user goes to checkout > Given a logged-in user > And user has a cart with items in it > When user goes to checkout > Then user should see the page: address entry > > Scenario: Anonymous user goes to checkout > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > When user goes to checkout > Then user should see the who are you page > > Scenario: Anonymous user continues as guest from ''who are you'' page > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > And user is at the page: who are you > When user continues as a guest > Then user should see the page: address entry > And page should include the text: guest > > Scenario: Anonymous user decides to sign-up at ''who are you'' page > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > And user is at the page: who are you > When user goes to sign-up > Then user should see the page: sign-up > > Scenario: Registered user decides to login at ''who are you'' page > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > > And user is at the page: who are you > When user goes to login > Then user should see the page: login > > Scenario: Registered user logs in and is returned to checkout > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > and user is at the page: login > When user logs in > Then user should see the page: address entry > > Scenario: Anonymous user signs-up and is returned to checkout > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > And user is at the page: sign-up > When user signs-up > Then user should see the page: address entry > > The parts that I need to chain are the last four scenarios. I want to > make sure that when they leave to signup and log in that they''re > returned to the next step in checkout. How would I go about doing > this in the stories? Would that just be another given? > > Also, how do the rest look, sane? > > Thanks, > > Nate > _______________________________________________ > rspec-users mailing list > rspec-users at rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users > > _______________________________________________ > rspec-users mailing list > rspec-users at rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users-------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/rspec-users/attachments/20071115/2c64d34f/attachment-0001.html
On Nov 15, 2007 2:04 PM, Dan North <tastapod at gmail.com> wrote:> Hi Nathan. > > You can reuse a scenario as a given in another scenario: > > Scenario "passing go" > Given "I am not in jail" > When "I pass go" > Then "I collect $200" > > Scenario "landing on someone''s hotel after passing go" > GivenScenario "passing go" # matches the scenario name > When "I land on someone''s hotel" > Then "I receive the $200 before I have to pay out for the hotel" > > > For the second scenario, the story runner reruns the whole first scenario > and keeps the same object instance for running the remaining steps. This > means that any state you set up (@variables, mixins, etc.) are available for > the other steps. It''s useful for incrementally building up something like a > workflow or a state engine.FYI - this is not yet supported in Plain Text Stories. You can do it as Dan suggests above, but not in plain text. Just an oversight that will get addressed before the release. Cheers, David> > Cheers, > Dan > > > > On Nov 15, 2007 3:01 AM, Nathan Sutton <fowlduck at gmail.com> wrote: > > I''m writing a plain text story (testing the waters) and I have > > scenarios that I need to chain in my specs. > > > > Here is what I have so far: > > > > Story: User purchasing tshirts > > As a user > > I want to checkout > > So that I can purchase shirts > > > > Scenario: User goes to checkout with nothing in cart > > Given a user > > And user has an empty cart > > When user goes to checkout > > Then user should see the page: site index > > And page should include the text: you have nothing in your cart > > > > Scenario: Logged-in user goes to checkout > > Given a logged-in user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > When user goes to checkout > > Then user should see the page: address entry > > > > Scenario: Anonymous user goes to checkout > > Given an anonymous user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > When user goes to checkout > > Then user should see the who are you page > > > > Scenario: Anonymous user continues as guest from ''who are you'' page > > Given an anonymous user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > And user is at the page: who are you > > When user continues as a guest > > Then user should see the page: address entry > > And page should include the text: guest > > > > Scenario: Anonymous user decides to sign-up at ''who are you'' page > > Given an anonymous user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > And user is at the page: who are you > > When user goes to sign-up > > Then user should see the page: sign-up > > > > Scenario: Registered user decides to login at ''who are you'' page > > Given an anonymous user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > > > And user is at the page: who are you > > When user goes to login > > Then user should see the page: login > > > > Scenario: Registered user logs in and is returned to checkout > > Given an anonymous user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > and user is at the page: login > > When user logs in > > Then user should see the page: address entry > > > > Scenario: Anonymous user signs-up and is returned to checkout > > Given an anonymous user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > And user is at the page: sign-up > > When user signs-up > > Then user should see the page: address entry > > > > The parts that I need to chain are the last four scenarios. I want to > > make sure that when they leave to signup and log in that they''re > > returned to the next step in checkout. How would I go about doing > > this in the stories? Would that just be another given? > > > > Also, how do the rest look, sane? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Nate > > _______________________________________________ > > rspec-users mailing list > > rspec-users at rubyforge.org > > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users > > > > > _______________________________________________ > rspec-users mailing list > rspec-users at rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users >
You mentioned on your blog when talking about stories: http://dannorth.net/whats-in-a-story That you can chain events like this: Scenario Given When Then When Then When Then etc... Is this possible in rspec? Nathan Sutton fowlduck at gmail.com rspec edge revision 2894 rspec_on_rails edge revision 2894 rails edge revision 8146 On Nov 15, 2007, at 2:04 PM, Dan North wrote:> Hi Nathan. > > You can reuse a scenario as a given in another scenario: > > Scenario "passing go" > Given "I am not in jail" > When "I pass go" > Then "I collect $200" > > Scenario "landing on someone''s hotel after passing go" > GivenScenario "passing go" # matches the scenario name > When "I land on someone''s hotel" > Then "I receive the $200 before I have to pay out for the hotel" > > > For the second scenario, the story runner reruns the whole first > scenario and keeps the same object instance for running the > remaining steps. This means that any state you set up (@variables, > mixins, etc.) are available for the other steps. It''s useful for > incrementally building up something like a workflow or a state engine. > > Cheers, > Dan > > On Nov 15, 2007 3:01 AM, Nathan Sutton <fowlduck at gmail.com> wrote: > I''m writing a plain text story (testing the waters) and I have > scenarios that I need to chain in my specs. > > Here is what I have so far: > > Story: User purchasing tshirts > As a user > I want to checkout > So that I can purchase shirts > > Scenario: User goes to checkout with nothing in cart > Given a user > And user has an empty cart > When user goes to checkout > Then user should see the page: site index > And page should include the text: you have nothing in your cart > > Scenario: Logged-in user goes to checkout > Given a logged-in user > And user has a cart with items in it > When user goes to checkout > Then user should see the page: address entry > > Scenario: Anonymous user goes to checkout > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > When user goes to checkout > Then user should see the who are you page > > Scenario: Anonymous user continues as guest from ''who are you'' page > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > And user is at the page: who are you > When user continues as a guest > Then user should see the page: address entry > And page should include the text: guest > > Scenario: Anonymous user decides to sign-up at ''who are you'' page > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > And user is at the page: who are you > When user goes to sign-up > Then user should see the page: sign-up > > Scenario: Registered user decides to login at ''who are you'' page > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > > And user is at the page: who are you > When user goes to login > Then user should see the page: login > > Scenario: Registered user logs in and is returned to checkout > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > and user is at the page: login > When user logs in > Then user should see the page: address entry > > Scenario: Anonymous user signs-up and is returned to checkout > Given an anonymous user > And user has a cart with items in it > And user is at the page: sign-up > When user signs-up > Then user should see the page: address entry > > The parts that I need to chain are the last four scenarios. I want to > make sure that when they leave to signup and log in that they''re > returned to the next step in checkout. How would I go about doing > this in the stories? Would that just be another given? > > Also, how do the rest look, sane? > > Thanks, > > Nate > _______________________________________________ > rspec-users mailing list > rspec-users at rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users > > _______________________________________________ > rspec-users mailing list > rspec-users at rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users-------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/rspec-users/attachments/20071115/1ae43cea/attachment.html
On Nov 15, 2007 7:17 PM, Nathan Sutton <fowlduck at gmail.com> wrote:> > You mentioned on your blog when talking about stories: > http://dannorth.net/whats-in-a-story > > That you can chain events like this: > Scenario > Given > When > Then > When > Then > When > Then > etc... > > Is this possible in rspec?Totally!> > > Nathan Sutton > fowlduck at gmail.com > rspec edge revision 2894 > rspec_on_rails edge revision 2894 > rails edge revision 8146 > > > > > > On Nov 15, 2007, at 2:04 PM, Dan North wrote: > > > Hi Nathan. > > You can reuse a scenario as a given in another scenario: > > Scenario "passing go" > Given "I am not in jail" > When "I pass go" > Then "I collect $200" > > Scenario "landing on someone''s hotel after passing go" > GivenScenario "passing go" # matches the scenario name > When "I land on someone''s hotel" > Then "I receive the $200 before I have to pay out for the hotel" > > > For the second scenario, the story runner reruns the whole first scenario > and keeps the same object instance for running the remaining steps. This > means that any state you set up (@variables, mixins, etc.) are available for > the other steps. It''s useful for incrementally building up something like a > workflow or a state engine. > > Cheers, > Dan > > On Nov 15, 2007 3:01 AM, Nathan Sutton <fowlduck at gmail.com> wrote: > > I''m writing a plain text story (testing the waters) and I have > > scenarios that I need to chain in my specs. > > > > Here is what I have so far: > > > > Story: User purchasing tshirts > > As a user > > I want to checkout > > So that I can purchase shirts > > > > Scenario: User goes to checkout with nothing in cart > > Given a user > > And user has an empty cart > > When user goes to checkout > > Then user should see the page: site index > > And page should include the text: you have nothing in your cart > > > > Scenario: Logged-in user goes to checkout > > Given a logged-in user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > When user goes to checkout > > Then user should see the page: address entry > > > > Scenario: Anonymous user goes to checkout > > Given an anonymous user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > When user goes to checkout > > Then user should see the who are you page > > > > Scenario: Anonymous user continues as guest from ''who are you'' page > > Given an anonymous user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > And user is at the page: who are you > > When user continues as a guest > > Then user should see the page: address entry > > And page should include the text: guest > > > > Scenario: Anonymous user decides to sign-up at ''who are you'' page > > Given an anonymous user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > And user is at the page: who are you > > When user goes to sign-up > > Then user should see the page: sign-up > > > > Scenario: Registered user decides to login at ''who are you'' page > > Given an anonymous user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > > > And user is at the page: who are you > > When user goes to login > > Then user should see the page: login > > > > Scenario: Registered user logs in and is returned to checkout > > Given an anonymous user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > and user is at the page: login > > When user logs in > > Then user should see the page: address entry > > > > Scenario: Anonymous user signs-up and is returned to checkout > > Given an anonymous user > > And user has a cart with items in it > > And user is at the page: sign-up > > When user signs-up > > Then user should see the page: address entry > > > > The parts that I need to chain are the last four scenarios. I want to > > make sure that when they leave to signup and log in that they''re > > returned to the next step in checkout. How would I go about doing > > this in the stories? Would that just be another given? > > > > Also, how do the rest look, sane? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Nate > > _______________________________________________ > > rspec-users mailing list > > rspec-users at rubyforge.org > > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users > > > > _______________________________________________ > rspec-users mailing list > rspec-users at rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users > > _______________________________________________ > rspec-users mailing list > rspec-users at rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users >
Very very cool. So while GivenScenario is useful for chaining scenarios, if you want to spec out a process you can also do it this way. Very cool. Nathan Sutton fowlduck at gmail.com rspec edge revision 2894 rspec_on_rails edge revision 2894 rails edge revision 8146 On Nov 16, 2007, at 1:03 AM, David Chelimsky wrote:> On Nov 15, 2007 7:17 PM, Nathan Sutton <fowlduck at gmail.com> wrote: >> >> You mentioned on your blog when talking about stories: >> http://dannorth.net/whats-in-a-story >> >> That you can chain events like this: >> Scenario >> Given >> When >> Then >> When >> Then >> When >> Then >> etc... >> >> Is this possible in rspec? > > Totally! > >> >> >> Nathan Sutton >> fowlduck at gmail.com >> rspec edge revision 2894 >> rspec_on_rails edge revision 2894 >> rails edge revision 8146 >> >> >> >> >> >> On Nov 15, 2007, at 2:04 PM, Dan North wrote: >> >> >> Hi Nathan. >> >> You can reuse a scenario as a given in another scenario: >> >> Scenario "passing go" >> Given "I am not in jail" >> When "I pass go" >> Then "I collect $200" >> >> Scenario "landing on someone''s hotel after passing go" >> GivenScenario "passing go" # matches the scenario name >> When "I land on someone''s hotel" >> Then "I receive the $200 before I have to pay out for the hotel" >> >> >> For the second scenario, the story runner reruns the whole first >> scenario >> and keeps the same object instance for running the remaining steps. >> This >> means that any state you set up (@variables, mixins, etc.) are >> available for >> the other steps. It''s useful for incrementally building up >> something like a >> workflow or a state engine. >> >> Cheers, >> Dan >> >> On Nov 15, 2007 3:01 AM, Nathan Sutton <fowlduck at gmail.com> wrote: >>> I''m writing a plain text story (testing the waters) and I have >>> scenarios that I need to chain in my specs. >>> >>> Here is what I have so far: >>> >>> Story: User purchasing tshirts >>> As a user >>> I want to checkout >>> So that I can purchase shirts >>> >>> Scenario: User goes to checkout with nothing in cart >>> Given a user >>> And user has an empty cart >>> When user goes to checkout >>> Then user should see the page: site index >>> And page should include the text: you have nothing in your cart >>> >>> Scenario: Logged-in user goes to checkout >>> Given a logged-in user >>> And user has a cart with items in it >>> When user goes to checkout >>> Then user should see the page: address entry >>> >>> Scenario: Anonymous user goes to checkout >>> Given an anonymous user >>> And user has a cart with items in it >>> When user goes to checkout >>> Then user should see the who are you page >>> >>> Scenario: Anonymous user continues as guest from ''who are you'' page >>> Given an anonymous user >>> And user has a cart with items in it >>> And user is at the page: who are you >>> When user continues as a guest >>> Then user should see the page: address entry >>> And page should include the text: guest >>> >>> Scenario: Anonymous user decides to sign-up at ''who are you'' page >>> Given an anonymous user >>> And user has a cart with items in it >>> And user is at the page: who are you >>> When user goes to sign-up >>> Then user should see the page: sign-up >>> >>> Scenario: Registered user decides to login at ''who are you'' page >>> Given an anonymous user >>> And user has a cart with items in it >>> >>> And user is at the page: who are you >>> When user goes to login >>> Then user should see the page: login >>> >>> Scenario: Registered user logs in and is returned to checkout >>> Given an anonymous user >>> And user has a cart with items in it >>> and user is at the page: login >>> When user logs in >>> Then user should see the page: address entry >>> >>> Scenario: Anonymous user signs-up and is returned to checkout >>> Given an anonymous user >>> And user has a cart with items in it >>> And user is at the page: sign-up >>> When user signs-up >>> Then user should see the page: address entry >>> >>> The parts that I need to chain are the last four scenarios. I >>> want to >>> make sure that when they leave to signup and log in that they''re >>> returned to the next step in checkout. How would I go about doing >>> this in the stories? Would that just be another given? >>> >>> Also, how do the rest look, sane? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> Nate >>> _______________________________________________ >>> rspec-users mailing list >>> rspec-users at rubyforge.org >>> http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users >>> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> rspec-users mailing list >> rspec-users at rubyforge.org >> http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users >> >> _______________________________________________ >> rspec-users mailing list >> rspec-users at rubyforge.org >> http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users >> > _______________________________________________ > rspec-users mailing list > rspec-users at rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users