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These tests don't use the browser to send emails since commit e21588ec1.
However, note that this commit actually actually decreased our test
coverage somehow; since then, we're no longer testing whether we send an
email to the author after clicking the "Publish comment" button. We
might need to add a test for this in the `spec/system/comments_spec.rb`
file... but that's a story for another time.
Note we need to stub the `deliver_later` method; otherwise,
`open_last_email` would raise an exception since no email would have
been delivered.
We're moving them now because these tests use the `open_last_email`
method, and we're looking for places where using this method might
result in a flaky test when used inside a system test.
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400 B
Ruby
15 lines
400 B
Ruby
module Comments
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def reply_to(comment, replier: create(:user))
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login_as(replier)
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visit polymorphic_path(comment.commentable)
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click_link "Reply"
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within "#js-comment-form-comment_#{comment.id}" do
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fill_in "Leave your comment", with: "It will be done next week."
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click_button "Publish reply"
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end
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expect(page).to have_content "It will be done next week."
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end
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end
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