Jon Rowe

We'd need to check that the module is defined before including it, as `rspec-mocks` is standalone from `rspec-expectations` however we also to fix that error, its occurring because ordered is...

I've expanded on @kaiwren's work over on rspec/rspec-mocks#1237, it's worth noting we already had the `and_yield` expectation, and I think there are actually a few issues with `a_block`, what happens...

I'm not sure whats the correct behaviour here, if headers were a hash, it should fail: ``` { 'Location' => 'xyz'}.include?('Location' => 'xyz') => false ``` So was headers previously...

Yes I'm aware, the issue is that `response.headers` is not a hash, its a hash like object. Previously we relied on an undocumented call to `to_hash` but documented that we...

I'm still interested in doing something with this to better support hash shaped objects

I suspect this may be partly the cause... [/lib/wrong/adapters/rspec.rb#L9-L18](https://github.com/sconover/wrong/blob/0cbc35a07cb63f6f409bb85da6ad7d107bdab021/lib/wrong/adapters/rspec.rb#L9-L18)

FWIW, Nodes definition is an over simplification, network transport issues are an implementation issue, not a given. Phoenix (an Elixir/Erlang based web framework, is capable of handling over 2 million...

``` defmodule MagicValuesTest do use ExUnit.Case, async: true defmodule Schema do use Absinthe.Schema scalar :magic, open_ended: true do parse(&{:ok, &1}) serialize(& &1) end object :something do field :name, non_null(:string) field...

> Those structures are not invalidated or consumed by the scalar just because they have an open ended scalar inside. I know that, thats the point, I want name to...

As a workaround you can use a structure like `{entries: list}` as the scalar, its not great but it works