Fully embrace Ruby 1.9 hash syntax

Didn't bother with files in db/, config/, or features/
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Robert Speicher 2012-08-10 18:07:50 -04:00
parent 1413c23c50
commit 7754189187
257 changed files with 1449 additions and 1449 deletions

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@ -7,40 +7,40 @@ describe "User Issues Dashboard" do
login_as :user
@project1 = Factory :project,
:path => "project1",
:code => "TEST1"
path: "project1",
code: "TEST1"
@project2 = Factory :project,
:path => "project2",
:code => "TEST2"
path: "project2",
code: "TEST2"
@project1.add_access(@user, :read, :write)
@project2.add_access(@user, :read, :write)
@issue1 = Factory :issue,
:author => @user,
:assignee => @user,
:project => @project1
author: @user,
assignee: @user,
project: @project1
@issue2 = Factory :issue,
:author => @user,
:assignee => @user,
:project => @project2
author: @user,
assignee: @user,
project: @project2
visit dashboard_issues_path
end
describe "atom feed", :js => false do
describe "atom feed", js: false do
it "should render atom feed via private token" do
logout
visit dashboard_issues_path(:atom, :private_token => @user.private_token)
visit dashboard_issues_path(:atom, private_token: @user.private_token)
page.response_headers['Content-Type'].should have_content("application/atom+xml")
page.body.should have_selector("title", :text => "#{@user.name} issues")
page.body.should have_selector("author email", :text => @issue1.author_email)
page.body.should have_selector("entry summary", :text => @issue1.title)
page.body.should have_selector("author email", :text => @issue2.author_email)
page.body.should have_selector("entry summary", :text => @issue2.title)
page.body.should have_selector("title", text: "#{@user.name} issues")
page.body.should have_selector("author email", text: @issue1.author_email)
page.body.should have_selector("entry summary", text: @issue1.title)
page.body.should have_selector("author email", text: @issue2.author_email)
page.body.should have_selector("entry summary", text: @issue2.title)
end
end
end