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We were manually doing the same thing, generating inconsistent results, since the method `valuation_tag_list` was using the `valuation` context, when actually the expected behavior would be to use the `valuation_tag` context.
23 lines
779 B
Ruby
23 lines
779 B
Ruby
require "rails_helper"
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describe "Migration tasks" do
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let(:run_rake_task) do
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Rake::Task["migrations:valuation_taggings"].reenable
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Rake.application.invoke_task("migrations:valuation_taggings")
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end
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it "updates taggings" do
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valuation_tagging = create(:tagging, context: "valuation")
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another_valuation_tagging = create(:tagging, context: "valuation")
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valuation_tags_tagging = create(:tagging, context: "valuation_tags")
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tags_tagging = create(:tagging)
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run_rake_task
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expect(valuation_tagging.reload.context).to eq "valuation_tags"
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expect(another_valuation_tagging.reload.context).to eq "valuation_tags"
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expect(valuation_tags_tagging.reload.context).to eq "valuation_tags"
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expect(tags_tagging.reload.context).to eq "tags"
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end
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end
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