rspec users - Mar 2009 - stricter routing specs with conditional routes

Hello,

could you please advise me how to test conditional routes with rspec
v1.2.0 ?
I have something like the following in my application.
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map.with_options(:namespace => "admin/",
                  :conditions => { :subdomain => /^admin$/i },
                  :name_prefix => "admin_") do |admin|
   admin.resources(:users)
   admin.resources(:messages)
end
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Before 1.2.0 all specs run without failures. After I upgraded to rails
2.3 with rspec 1.2.0 I got a ton of failed spec related to mismatched
routes:

route_for(:controller => "admin/users", :id=>"1",
:action =>
"create").
   should == {:path => "/admin/users/1", :method => :post}

this spec is failed because :subdomain => nil

How to deal with such issue?

Thank you,
Max

Here is the solution for that issue:

  it "should map {:action => ''edit''} to
/admin/users/1" do
    assert_generates("/admin/users/1", :controller =>
''customer/users/1'',
:action => ''edit'')
  end
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Thank you!  This solved my problem.


Maksim Horbul wrote:
> 
> Here is the solution for that issue:
> 
>   it "should map {:action => ''edit''} to
/admin/users/1" do
>     assert_generates("/admin/users/1", :controller =>
''customer/users/1'',
> :action => ''edit'')
>   end
> 
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