can I use multiple exclusion filters in rspec?
In a _spec.rb file I'm setting up an exclusion filter something like:
RSpec.configure do |config|
# we need determine this once at the very front
# and the result be available in the instance
server_success = server1_available?
config.exclusion_filter = {
:svr1 => lambda {|what|
case what
when :available
!server_success
end
}
}
end
and then later in the file I do
describe :get_items_by_client, :svr1 => :available do
to prevent test execution if the server isn't available.
This all works fine if I run the spec file alone. However, I have similar code in another file controlling tests that access a different server, and when I run them all only I see that each of the server checks is done (I have a puts in the "serverX_available?" code), but only one set of tests is being excluded (even though neither server is available).
I'm starting to think that you can have only a single exclusion filter, but I can find any docs anywhere that speak to that. Is this doable on a per-file basis? I could have a single complex filter all in a support file, but then how would I get it incorporated when I'm doing just a run of a single spec-file?
Ideally, I'd like to find a form that works per-file but let's me do the availability check once since it is a somewhat expensive check and I have several examples in the test that are controlled by that.
config.filter_run_excluding :cost => true
config.filter_run_excluding :slow => true
试试这个，这个工程。
链接地址: http://www.djcxy.com/p/59290.html