rails 3 中的attachment_fu 测试
我正在尝试使用 Attachment_fu 编写工作文件上传功能的规范。但是，作者提供的用于测试的示例代码要求我需要 action_controller/test_process ，以便我可以访问 ActionController::UploadedStringIO 类。我之前在 Rails 2.x 中使用过这个，但对于 Rails 3，它无法找到 test_process 文件。
如何继续测试 Rails 3 中的文件上传功能？
I am trying to write specs for a working file upload functionality using attachment_fu. However, the sample code given by the author for testing requires me to require action_controller/test_process so that I have access to ActionController::UploadedStringIO class. I have used this before in rails 2.x but for rails 3, it fails to locate the test_process file.
How do I go ahead with testing the file upload functionality in rails 3?
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我能够将fixture_file_upload 与Rails3 和rspec 一起使用。
我刚刚将
include ActionDispatch::TestProcess添加到 spec_helper.rb，然后传递类似以下内容作为文件数据：编辑：我升级的内容更改了它的行为以始终包含固定装置路径，因此我切换到这个而不是fixture_file_upload：
I was able to use fixture_file_upload just fine with Rails3 and rspec.
I just added
include ActionDispatch::TestProcessto the spec_helper.rb, and then passed something like the following as the filedata:EDIT: Something I upgraded changed the behavior of this to always include the fixtures path, so I switched to this instead of fixture_file_upload:
我现在正在测试 Rails 3 中的文件上传，尽管我不知道我的答案会有多大帮助。您可以更改测试吗？就我个人而言，我使用的是黄瓜/水豚方法。 Capybara 的 DSL 定义
就个人而言，这似乎是比与 StringIO 对象交互更好的测试方法......随意反驳。
I'm working on testing file uploads in rails 3 right now, although I don't know how helpful my answer will be. Would it be possible for you to change the test? Personally, I'm using a Cucumber/Capybara approach. Capybara's DSL defines
Personally this seems a better way to test than interacting with the StringIO object...feel free to retort.
对于 Rails 3 来说，找到这个有点棘手。
您仍然可以使用
fixture_file_upload函数，但您必须添加：include ActionDispatch::TestProcess到您的测试用例中。
这对 Rspec 根本不起作用。我只需获取文件本身并直接发布文件即可。
This was somewhat tricky to find for Rails 3
You can still use the
fixture_file_uploadfunction, but you have to add:include ActionDispatch::TestProcessTo your test case.
This didn't work at all with Rspec. I just had to grab the file itself and post the file directly.