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This test was failing sometimes. One possible cause (although it might not be the only one) is we were querying the database with `Campaing.last` after starting the process running the browser with a `visit`. In the past doing so has resulted in database inconsistencies while running the tests. Since after running the test more than 1500 times we weren't able to reproduce the failure, it's possible that this change doesn't fix the issue which caused the test to fail, but in the worst case scenario we reduce the number of possible reasons why it fails.
38 lines
952 B
Ruby
38 lines
952 B
Ruby
require "rails_helper"
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describe "Email campaigns", :admin do
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let!(:campaign1) { create(:campaign) }
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let!(:campaign2) { create(:campaign) }
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scenario "Track email templates" do
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3.times { visit root_path(track_id: campaign1.track_id) }
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5.times { visit root_path(track_id: campaign2.track_id) }
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visit admin_stats_path
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click_link campaign1.name
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expect(page).to have_content "#{campaign1.name} (3)"
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click_link "Go back"
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click_link campaign2.name
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expect(page).to have_content "#{campaign2.name} (5)"
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end
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scenario "Do not track erroneous track_ids" do
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invalid_id = Campaign.last.id + 1
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visit root_path(track_id: campaign1.track_id)
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visit root_path(track_id: invalid_id)
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visit admin_stats_path
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expect(page).to have_content campaign1.name
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expect(page).not_to have_content campaign2.name
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click_link campaign1.name
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expect(page).to have_content "#{campaign1.name} (1)"
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end
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end
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