rspec users - Apr 2008 - laziness plugin

Just for general entertainment, apparently you can get Rails to write
your unit tests now:

"Laziness isn''t just helpful in development mode, though - it also
comes into play in production. If you''ve installed the
exception_notification plugin (and you really should have - if not, go
ahead; I''ll wait), then laziness will add its generated test to the
email you receive whenever your production app throws an unexpected
exception."

http://www.culann.com/2008/03/and-the-greatest-of-these-is-laziness

Looks interesting, although it doesn''t seem to handle rspec.

Will.

On Apr 4, 2008, at 8:45 PM, Will Sargent wrote:
> Just for general entertainment, apparently you can get Rails to write
> your unit tests now:
>
> "Laziness isn''t just helpful in development mode, though - it
also
> comes into play in production. If you''ve installed the
> exception_notification plugin (and you really should have - if not, go
> ahead; I''ll wait), then laziness will add its generated test to
the
> email you receive whenever your production app throws an unexpected
> exception."
>
> http://www.culann.com/2008/03/and-the-greatest-of-these-is-laziness
>
> Looks interesting, although it doesn''t seem to handle rspec.
>
> Will.
This looks pretty slick. Just browsing the source on github, it looks  
like the code checks for RAILS_ROOT/spec/spec_helper.rb and uses that  
to decide whether to emit rSpec or Test::Unit tests.