rspec users - Apr 2012 - Testing parameter passed to controller new method (undefined method 'stringify_keys')

I''m trying to test passing a parameter to the new method of my
controller and am coming up with the "undefined method
''stringify_keys''"
error when I use this code:

get "new", { :company_id => ''1'' }

I have seen other solutions to this issue, but they have all centered
around the create method and either using FactoryGirl.attributes_for or
making a deeper hash like { :object => { :company_id => 1 } }.  I
don''t
think either of these solutions are appropriate.

The logic I''m using involves CanCan, where I don''t want the
user to be
able to load up the ''new'' page unless they''ve got a
valid company id.

If the only way to do what I want really is to use the full object hash,
then I need an update for my view test which is validating the new link,
currently like so:

rendered.should have_selector ''a'',
:content => ''Add Object'',
:href => ''/menus/new?company_id='' + company.id.to_s

I''m using Rails 3.2.3 and rspec 2.9

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