Alex Chaffee

Steve started Wrong with a less-magic, "make the user require what he wants" attitude, but I'm more a Pit of Success kind of guy... so maybe we should make "require...

Thanks for the detailed report. I'm looking into it now.

Looks like somewhere along the line Rails is including Test::Unit::Assertions into its ActionController::TestCase, even though ultimately it's a MiniTest::Unit::TestCase (with MiniTest::Unit::Assertions to boot). So testunit is overriding wrong's override of...

Looks like I'm going to have to rework the whole adapter system so that it can differentiate between raw minitest and minitest inside Rails. In the meantime a workaround is...

Googling "wrong assert" and "wrong ruby" both give this gem as the top 2 results (for me -- I know google does some customization these days) so I don't see...

Haven't taken the time to make Wrong work with Rails 4 yet... If you can submit a patch (in which all tests pass for all versions) I'd be much obliged....

I do think it's interesting! It turns out that it is only looking at the last statement, but the problem has to do with the scope. We execute first the...

That's funny. My guess is that the parser doesn't distinguish between "v" in a block parameter list and "v" as a standalone statement. Should be fixable; thanks for pointing it...

I'm finally looking into this; unfortunately minitest_test.rb fails -- many times on Minitest 5.2.2, twice on Minitest 5.0.6. I'll have to spend more time digging.

Awesome ! > On Dec 13, 2018, at 1:54 PM, Darren Rush wrote: > > Ruby 2.6 is introducing integrated ruby parsing and AST API. This will help eliminate dependencies...