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inrlmoser99/ruby_rspec_TOP (press backspace or delete to remove)If you have a method that could be private, but it is sending an outgoing command message and needs to be tested, should
it be public to be easily tested or private and use send in RSpec to test?
rlmoser99
- Opened on Sep 11, 2020
- #107
In #ruby-testing I have been told to use instance_variable_set and I have been told that it is a code smell. Is it a
code smell when used only in testing?
An an example, is it better to add guess as a ...
rlmoser99
- Opened on Sep 9, 2020
- #106
rlmoser99
- Opened on Aug 27, 2020
- #97
Recursion methods are much harder to test, than iterative methods. Nothing in these lesson require recursion.
rlmoser99
- Opened on Aug 26, 2020
- #96
Update the explanations on what methods need to be tested, based on lesson 15 changes.
rlmoser99
- Opened on Aug 23, 2020
- #93
# In a long test file, it can be helpful to declare variables in each
# describe block, to make the tests more readable. When creating another
# instance of the random number and/or subject, use a meaningful ...
rlmoser99
- Opened on Aug 23, 2020
- #91
This is a code smell. Instead, create a new instance with the values that are needed to to test.
rlmoser99
- Opened on Aug 20, 2020
- #89
Possibly add instance_variable_get, when instance variables do not need a getter method to run correctly.
https://www.rubydoc.info/stdlib/core/2.0.0/Object:instance_variable_get
rlmoser99
- Opened on Aug 11, 2020
- #88
Per timato s convseration with aaron-contreras in Discord on 8/3/20. What is the best way to teach/instruct students to
test their Game Script .
The lesson to address this issue in this playground is ...
rlmoser99
- Opened on Aug 3, 2020
- #85
rlmoser99
- Opened on Aug 3, 2020
- #83

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