RSpec 3.3 has been released!
Myron MarstonJun 12, 2015RSpec 3.3 has just been released! Given our commitment to semantic versioning, this should be a trivial upgrade for anyone already using RSpec 3.0, 3.1 or 3.2, but if we did introduce any regressions, please let us know, and we’ll get a patch release out with a fix ASAP. RSpec continues to be a community-driven project with contributors from all over the world. This releas
RSpec 2.14 is released!
Myron MarstonJul 8, 2013We’ve just released RSpec 2.14. It will be the last 2.x feature release and is a recommended upgrade for all users. We’re getting started on RSpec 3. I’ll be blogging about our plans for RSpec 3 next week, so check back soon :). Thanks to all the contributors who helped make this RSpec release happen. Notable New Features Core: Profiler now profiles example groups, too RSpe
RSpec's New Expectation Syntax
There are a few things motivating this new syntax, and I wanted to blog about it to spread awareness. Delegation Issues Between method_missing, BasicObject and the standard library’s delegate, ruby has very rich tools for building delegate or proxy objects. Unfortunately, RSpec’s should syntax, as elegantly as it reads, is prone to producing weird, confusing failures when testing delegate/proxy ob
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